Disaster Relief & Rebuilding
Rapid, coordinated response and long-horizon rebuilding that keeps families housed, rooted, and able to return home.
Maui, HawaiʻiKaupapa IncE Kūkulu Kākou
Let us build together
Rooted in tradition, resilient for tomorrow.
Kaupapa Inc strengthens Native Hawaiian communities by uniting government, private, and community partners in shared work — grounded always in cultural respect and the wellbeing of the people we serve.
Disaster relief and rebuilding, government and community engagement, and regenerative tourism partnerships that drive sustainable economic opportunity.
Ko Kākou Inoa · Our Name
Kaupapa — a generation back, to overlap.
We see it as continuity: the way one generation’s foundation carries into the next, and the way distinct things come to share common ground.
That overlap is not just where our name comes from — it’s how we work. Government sits with community. Industry works alongside place-based knowledge. Recovery efforts draw on the lessons of the past to protect what comes next. Kaupapa is the space where those things meet.
Ko Kākou Kuleana · Our Mission
Kaupapa exists to strengthen the resilience of Native Hawaiian communities by uniting government, private, and community partners in shared work — from disaster recovery and rebuilding to community engagement and economic opportunity — grounded always in cultural respect and the wellbeing of the people we serve.
Ko Kākou Hana · Our Work
Our Work
Three lines of effort, one purpose: sustainable opportunity and lasting wellbeing for the communities we serve.
Government & Community Engagement
We sit at the table between agencies, funders, and kanaka-led organizations so that decisions reflect the people they affect.
Regenerative Tourism Partnerships
Partnerships that return value to place — sustainable economic opportunity that supports ʻāina and the communities who steward it.
Hoʻokaʻaʻike · Contact
E hoʻōla kākou.
Let us heal together.
We work alongside agencies, funders, businesses, and community organizations. If your work touches recovery, engagement, or regenerative economic opportunity in Hawaiʻi, we would like to hear from you.