The Hawaii Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association (HAPTA) is a non-profit professional organization serving more than 200 member Physical Therapists and Physical Therapist Assistants. Our mission is to be the principle membership organization… Read More

Hawaii Physical Therapy, Inc. (HPT) is a private practice out-patient physical therapy service corporation that provides specialty care for patients from doctor referrals for conditions. Both pain relief and recovery of function are our priorities. Read More

In the early 1950s in Colorado, the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry of the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States initiated a program to help children with speech and language disorders. The results obtained from this program led to the establishment… Read More

Kualoa is a family-owned enterprise with a mission to be stewards of this special land. We do this by preserving, protecting and enhancing Hawaii’s natural beauty and culture, while developing recreational and agricultural enterprises compatible with… Read More

Therapeutic Horsemanship is improving the life of an individuals mind and body using horses as a tool. Our sessions include grooming, saddling, riding and learning all about horses. Session activities vary wildly depending on the abilities of our riders… Read More

Offers fully accessible equestrian experiences, including lessons and trail riding. Horses specially trained to handle physically challenged riders. Severely challenged riders are welcome in an arena. Read More

Pediatric Mental Health and Behavioral Support Services Read More

  Program available to people with and without disabilities. Ages: 7 to 17. This camp serves individuals with disabilities and children with hearing impairments and asthma at day camps. Campers include: coed ages 7-17. Featured activities: archery, bicycling… Read More

Provides riding therapy for physically and emotionally challenged children and adults. Offers pet therapy (animal assisted therapy) to schools, special education, church groups, and hospitals/nursing homes. Read More

We operate strictly with volunteer help from our board members, from horse owners at Da Ranch and from individuals within the community. We are funded by donations, grants and fundraisers. We work with children of all ages regardless of mental or physical… Read More