What We Do
In-class Prevention Education for Children and Teens
We facilitate workshops in all public schools on Molokai from pre-school thru 12th grade regarding creating healthy personal boundaries, respect for self and others, consent and permissions, and body autonomy.
​
​
Parent, Guardian/Caregiver, and Educator Workshops
We provide workshops for adults that care for children. Classes are held with parents, teachers, school faculty, grandparents, camp leaders, social services, community members, and faith-based organizations.
Training is provided on topics such as how to respond to a disclosure, internet safety and trends, mandatory reporting laws, and strategies to help prevent child sexual violence. We also partner with adults to increase awareness of child sexual violence and work to do our part in addressing needs of youth and families. ​​
​
​​​
​
Outreach and Awareness
We partner with volunteers, organizations, government officials, and agencies in Molokai and throughout the state to increase access to services and support.
​​​​
Youth Leadership Development
We partner with Molokai High School students to become familiar with prevention strategies, who then become resources of support with their peers.
​
​​​​​
Keiki and Teen Fest (Annual)
​MCAPP partners with the Molokai Community Action Team to coordinate Molokai's Annual Keiki (Children's) Fest and Teen Fest events.
​
In 2025, we served 712 children and teens, preK through 12th grade in all public schools on Molokai.
In 2025, we served 103 children (pre-natal to age 5).
In 2025, we served and partnered with at least 545 parents, leaders, clergy, educators, child welfare workers,therapists, community members, police officers, school faculty, and school administrators.
In 2025, we collaborated with 5 emerging youth leaders at Molokai High School who reached out to 65 of their peers on Denim Day.
In 2025, collectively, we served 455 youth (newborn-6th grade), 257 teens (7th-12th grade), and 158 parents.
Testimonials
"Iʻm happy the kids have this...I wished I learned [about healthy relationships] when I was in school, it would've saved me a lot of hurt and trials."
-grandparent
"I am so thankful for all you do for our kids."
-parent
"I think it's important to learn this because people are so used to it that they don't even know it is happening."
-middle school student