Upcoming Events
Meditation for Stress Management & Mental Well-Being
Wednesdays 9:30am-10:30am
Location: meet at Hale Ana
This class is taught by Certified Meditation Teacher | Founder of Laye.
In today's fast-paced world, stress has become a common part of everyday life. While we can't
always control the challenges we face, we can learn healthy, practical ways to respond to them.
This beginner-friendly workshop introduces meditation as an accessible, evidence-informed tool for
managing stress and supporting overall mental well-being. Participants will gain a better
understanding of how stress affects the mind and body, why the mind naturally becomes busy, and
how meditation can help cultivate greater awareness, resilience, and inner calm.
Through education, discussion, and guided meditation, participants will learn simple techniques they
can begin using immediately to better navigate the demands of daily life.
No previous meditation experience is required.
Fee: Free with RSVP
Midday Reset Yoga
Take a mindful pause in the middle of your day and reconnect with your body, breath, and community. Midday Reset Yoga is a gentle, beginner-friendly class designed to help you release stress, reset your nervous system, and return to your day feeling grounded and refreshed.
Why Join?
Gentle, accessible yoga for all levels—perfect for beginners
Simple techniques to ease tension and relieve stress
A chance to slow down, breathe deeply, and reset midday
Connect with others in a welcoming, supportive community
About Dr. Mayeda
Dr. Donna Mayeda is a primary care physician and the founder of Ke Ola Noa. She reimagines healthcare through relationship, presence, and community, believing that true healing happens beyond the exam room—when people move, breathe, and come together.
Whether you are new to yoga or looking for a calming midday reset, this class invites you to show up just as you are.
Enrollment Fee: Free with valid 7-class punch card.
Sound Healing
Fridays 4:00pm-5:00pm
Location: meet at Hale Nanea Rm.4
This class is taught by Julie Aragaki
Join us for a restorative sound healing experience with Julie Ann Aragaki, happiness practitioner and sound healing guide. This deeply relaxing class invites participants to slow down, quiet the mind, and give the nervous system an opportunity to reset through the soothing frequencies of crystal sound bowls.
Inspired by Julie's personal journey from overwhelm and burnout to greater presence and gratitude, this session offers a gentle space to release stress, cultivate inner calm, and reconnect with a sense of joy and well-being. As the sounds wash over the body, participants are encouraged to simply rest, receive, and be present.
Suggested Props to Enhance the Experience:
Yoga Mat: Provides comfort and cushioning while lying down.
Bolsters or Pillows: Support the knees, neck, or lower back for deeper relaxation.
Blankets: Help maintain warmth as the body settles into a restful state.
Eye Pillow: Blocks visual distractions and encourages deeper relaxation.
Wellness Walks
Mondays 1:00pm-2:00pm
Location: meet at Midkiff Gym
This class is taught by Gaby Toloza of Mindful Connections, LLC.
Join us for a weekly Wellness Walk as part of the Wellness by the Bay Pilot Program at Kokokahi. Facilitated by Gabrielle (Gaby) Toloza of Mindful Connections, LLC, these guided walks are designed to promote movement, mindfulness, social connection, and overall well-being.
Set against the beautiful natural surroundings of the Kokokahi campus, Wellness Walks offer an opportunity to step away from daily demands, reconnect with yourself and others, and experience the benefits of gentle physical activity in a supportive community setting.
Whether you are looking to improve your physical health, reduce stress, cultivate mindfulness, or simply enjoy a walk with others, Wellness Walks provide a welcoming space to support your well-being
What to Expect?
A guided one-hour walk around the Kokokahi campus
Mindfulness practices and reflection opportunities
Meaningful conversation and community connection
Time in nature to refresh and recharge
Gentle movement suitable for a variety of fitness levels
Fee: Free with RSVP
Meditation for Stress Management & Mental Well-Being
Wednesdays 9:30am-10:30am
Location: meet at Hale Ana
This class is taught by Certified Meditation Teacher | Founder of Laye.
In today's fast-paced world, stress has become a common part of everyday life. While we can't
always control the challenges we face, we can learn healthy, practical ways to respond to them.
This beginner-friendly workshop introduces meditation as an accessible, evidence-informed tool for
managing stress and supporting overall mental well-being. Participants will gain a better
understanding of how stress affects the mind and body, why the mind naturally becomes busy, and
how meditation can help cultivate greater awareness, resilience, and inner calm.
Through education, discussion, and guided meditation, participants will learn simple techniques they
can begin using immediately to better navigate the demands of daily life.
No previous meditation experience is required.
Fee: Free with RSVP
Behavioral Finance Workshop with Jessica Stack & Meg Bavaro
Join financial professionals Jessica Stack and Meg Bavaro for an engaging workshop exploring the behavioral biases that can influence financial decision-making. Learn practical strategies to stay disciplined, make informed investment choices, and build confidence in your financial future. Connect with fellow women and women in business during a networking reception featuring pūpū and refreshments.
Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Location: Hale Nanea, Kokokahi Women's Business Center
Cost: $5 (includes workshop and light refreshments)
Register now and invest in your financial well-being while building meaningful connections.
Midday Reset Yoga
Take a mindful pause in the middle of your day and reconnect with your body, breath, and community. Midday Reset Yoga is a gentle, beginner-friendly class designed to help you release stress, reset your nervous system, and return to your day feeling grounded and refreshed.
Why Join?
Gentle, accessible yoga for all levels—perfect for beginners
Simple techniques to ease tension and relieve stress
A chance to slow down, breathe deeply, and reset midday
Connect with others in a welcoming, supportive community
About Dr. Mayeda
Dr. Donna Mayeda is a primary care physician and the founder of Ke Ola Noa. She reimagines healthcare through relationship, presence, and community, believing that true healing happens beyond the exam room—when people move, breathe, and come together.
Whether you are new to yoga or looking for a calming midday reset, this class invites you to show up just as you are.
Enrollment Fee: Free with valid 7-class punch card.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
Back to Balance Benefit Sale & Vendor Market
Join us for our Benefit Sale & Vendor Market, now happening twice a month. Discover a thoughtfully curated selection of pre‑loved clothing and unique finds from local vendors.
Our August 12 event features the theme Back to Balance, highlighting back‑to‑school and everyday essentials. Shop women’s business casual pieces including blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark jeans, cardigans, and aloha wear, plus vintage, contemporary, and local brands such as Lexbreezy, Fighting Eel, Ava Sky, Kahulaleʻa, Manuhealiʻi, and Kealopiko. Bags, purses, shoes, and jewelry will also be available.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs.
Sound Healing
Fridays 4:00pm-5:00pm
Location: meet at Hale Nanea Rm.4
This class is taught by Julie Aragaki
Join us for a restorative sound healing experience with Julie Ann Aragaki, happiness practitioner and sound healing guide. This deeply relaxing class invites participants to slow down, quiet the mind, and give the nervous system an opportunity to reset through the soothing frequencies of crystal sound bowls.
Inspired by Julie's personal journey from overwhelm and burnout to greater presence and gratitude, this session offers a gentle space to release stress, cultivate inner calm, and reconnect with a sense of joy and well-being. As the sounds wash over the body, participants are encouraged to simply rest, receive, and be present.
Suggested Props to Enhance the Experience:
Yoga Mat: Provides comfort and cushioning while lying down.
Bolsters or Pillows: Support the knees, neck, or lower back for deeper relaxation.
Blankets: Help maintain warmth as the body settles into a restful state.
Eye Pillow: Blocks visual distractions and encourages deeper relaxation.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
Aloha ‘Aina Benefit Sale & Vendor Market
Join us for Aloha ʻĀina, our signature annual event and a meaningful celebration of community, connection, and shared responsibility. This large‑scale benefit event brings together a thoughtfully curated pre‑loved clothing sale, local vendors, and opportunities to give back in intentional and impactful ways. Designed to be our most ambitious and celebrated event of the year, Aloha ʻĀina honors the values of generosity, sustainability, and community care.
Shop carefully selected pieces, support local makers, and take part in an experience rooted in purpose and belonging.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs, helping further our mission and create collective impact.
Please note donation guidelines:
Kindly refrain from bringing men’s clothing or shoes, hangers, household items, swimwear or lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling. All donated clothing must be laundered and ready to wear.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
September 18th Benefit Sale and Vendor Market
Join us for our Benefit Sale & Vendor Market, now happening twice a month. This special sale features a thoughtfully curated selection of pre‑loved clothing alongside unique offerings from local vendors.
This event highlights a curated mix of activewear, swimwear, and warm‑weather essentials, making it the perfect opportunity to refresh your summer wardrobe, find functional and stylish pieces, and shop with purpose while supporting the community. Shop carefully selected items, support local makers, and take part in an experience rooted in purpose and belonging.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs, helping further our mission and create collective impact.
Please note donation guidelines:
Kindly refrain from bringing men’s clothing or shoes, hangers, household items, swimwear or lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling. All donated clothing must be laundered and ready to wear.
Mālama Kokokahi
Join us for a morning of Mālama Aina and community connection at the YWCA Kokokahi campus. This event combines hands‑on service with learning as participants take part in a campus clean‑up, followed by a short educational moment focused on caring for our land and waters.
This experience is primarily designed for organized groups such as schools, community organizations, and corporate service teams looking for a meaningful volunteer opportunity. It offers a chance to give back, learn together, and build stronger relationships with place and community.
The Kokokahi Campus Clean‑Up and Community Education event takes place from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. Participants should bring gloves, bug spray, and a hydration bottle.
Please RSVP by emailing Kati Chau at kchau@ywcaoahu.org.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
Spook & Style Benefit Sale and Vendor Market
Join us for our Benefit Sale & Vendor Market, now happening twice a month. This October edition features a thoughtfully curated selection of pre‑loved women’s clothing and accessories alongside unique offerings from local vendors.
With a Halloween‑inspired theme, Spook & Style is perfect for last‑minute costume ideas, creative outfit pieces, and one‑of‑a‑kind finds you can transform into something festive and fun. Whether you’re building a costume, searching for statement pieces, or shopping with purpose, this event offers a playful and meaningful way to support the community.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs, helping further our mission and create collective impact.
Please note donation guidelines:
Kindly refrain from bringing men’s clothing or shoes, hangers, household items, swimwear or lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling. All donated clothing must be laundered and ready to wear.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
October 23trd Benefit Sale and Vendor Market
Join us for our Benefit Sale & Vendor Market, now happening twice a month. This October edition features a thoughtfully curated selection of pre‑loved women’s clothing and accessories alongside unique offerings from local vendors.
With a Halloween‑inspired theme, Spook & Style is perfect for last‑minute costume ideas, creative outfit pieces, and one‑of‑a‑kind finds you can transform into something festive and fun. Whether you’re building a costume, searching for statement pieces, or shopping with purpose, this event offers a playful and meaningful way to support the community.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs, helping further our mission and create collective impact.
Please note donation guidelines:
Kindly refrain from bringing men’s clothing or shoes, hangers, household items, swimwear or lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling. All donated clothing must be laundered and ready to wear.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
Mahalo Market Benefit Sale & Vendor Market
Join us for our Benefit Sale & Vendor Market, now happening twice a month. This November edition, Mahalo Market, is a celebration of gratitude, generosity, and community. Enjoy a thoughtfully curated selection of pre‑loved women’s clothing and accessories alongside unique offerings from local vendors.
As we move into the season of thanks, Mahalo Market invites you to shop with intention—whether you’re refreshing your wardrobe, finding meaningful pieces, or supporting local makers and causes that give back.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs, helping further our mission and create collective impact.
Please note donation guidelines:
Kindly refrain from bringing men’s clothing or shoes, hangers, household items, swimwear or lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling. All donated clothing must be laundered and ready to wear.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
November 21st Benefit Sale and Vendor market
Join us for our Benefit Sale & Vendor Market, now happening twice a month. This November edition, Mahalo Market, is a celebration of gratitude, generosity, and community. Enjoy a thoughtfully curated selection of pre‑loved women’s clothing and accessories alongside unique offerings from local vendors.
As we move into the season of thanks, Mahalo Market invites you to shop with intention—whether you’re refreshing your wardrobe, finding meaningful pieces, or supporting local makers and causes that give back.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs, helping further our mission and create collective impact.
Please note donation guidelines:
Kindly refrain from bringing men’s clothing or shoes, hangers, household items, swimwear or lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling. All donated clothing must be laundered and ready to wear.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
Mele Kalikimaka Benefit Sale & Vendor Market
Need to pick up last‑minute Christmas gifts? Join us for the Mele Kalikimaka Benefit Sale & Vendor Market, our final event of the 2026 season. This festive holiday market brings together a thoughtfully curated selection of pre‑loved women’s clothing and accessories, local vendors, and a convenient donation drop‑off—all in one place.
Shop for thoughtful gifts, holiday outfits, travel essentials, and unique finds while supporting the community during the season of giving.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs, helping further our mission and create collective impact.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
December 19th Benefit Sale and Vendor Market
Need to pick up last‑minute Christmas gifts? Join us for the Mele Kalikimaka Benefit Sale & Vendor Market, our final event of the 2026 season. This festive holiday market brings together a thoughtfully curated selection of pre‑loved women’s clothing and accessories, local vendors, and a convenient donation drop‑off—all in one place.
Shop for thoughtful gifts, holiday outfits, travel essentials, and unique finds while supporting the community during the season of giving.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs, helping further our mission and create collective impact.
Sound Healing
Fridays 4:00pm-5:00pm
Location: meet at Hale Nanea Rm.4
This class is taught by Julie Aragaki
Join us for a restorative sound healing experience with Julie Ann Aragaki, happiness practitioner and sound healing guide. This deeply relaxing class invites participants to slow down, quiet the mind, and give the nervous system an opportunity to reset through the soothing frequencies of crystal sound bowls.
Inspired by Julie's personal journey from overwhelm and burnout to greater presence and gratitude, this session offers a gentle space to release stress, cultivate inner calm, and reconnect with a sense of joy and well-being. As the sounds wash over the body, participants are encouraged to simply rest, receive, and be present.
Suggested Props to Enhance the Experience:
Yoga Mat: Provides comfort and cushioning while lying down.
Bolsters or Pillows: Support the knees, neck, or lower back for deeper relaxation.
Blankets: Help maintain warmth as the body settles into a restful state.
Eye Pillow: Blocks visual distractions and encourages deeper relaxation.
Midday Reset Yoga
Take a mindful pause in the middle of your day and reconnect with your body, breath, and community. Midday Reset Yoga is a gentle, beginner-friendly class designed to help you release stress, reset your nervous system, and return to your day feeling grounded and refreshed.
Why Join?
Gentle, accessible yoga for all levels—perfect for beginners
Simple techniques to ease tension and relieve stress
A chance to slow down, breathe deeply, and reset midday
Connect with others in a welcoming, supportive community
About Dr. Mayeda
Dr. Donna Mayeda is a primary care physician and the founder of Ke Ola Noa. She reimagines healthcare through relationship, presence, and community, believing that true healing happens beyond the exam room—when people move, breathe, and come together.
Whether you are new to yoga or looking for a calming midday reset, this class invites you to show up just as you are.
Enrollment Fee: Free with valid 7-class punch card.
August 14 Benefit Sale and Vendor Market
Join us for our August Benefit Sale & Vendor Market, featuring a thoughtfully curated selection of pre‑loved clothing and unique finds from local vendors. Shop women’s business casual, everyday wear, vintage and contemporary pieces, local brands, and accessories including bags, purses, shoes, and jewelry.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs.
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
Meditation for Stress Management & Mental Well-Being
Wednesdays 9:30am-10:30am
Location: meet at Hale Ana
This class is taught by Certified Meditation Teacher | Founder of Layer.
In today's fast-paced world, stress has become a common part of everyday life. While we can't
always control the challenges we face, we can learn healthy, practical ways to respond to them.
This beginner-friendly workshop introduces meditation as an accessible, evidence-informed tool for
managing stress and supporting overall mental well-being. Participants will gain a better
understanding of how stress affects the mind and body, why the mind naturally becomes busy, and
how meditation can help cultivate greater awareness, resilience, and inner calm.
Through education, discussion, and guided meditation, participants will learn simple techniques they
can begin using immediately to better navigate the demands of daily life.
No previous meditation experience is required.
Fee: Free with RSVP
Wellness Walks
Mondays 1:00pm-2:00pm
Location: meet at Midkiff Gym
This class is taught by Gaby Toloza of Mindful Connections, LLC.
Join us for a weekly Wellness Walk as part of the Wellness by the Bay Pilot Program at Kokokahi. Facilitated by Gabrielle (Gaby) Toloza of Mindful Connections, LLC, these guided walks are designed to promote movement, mindfulness, social connection, and overall well-being.
Set against the beautiful natural surroundings of the Kokokahi campus, Wellness Walks offer an opportunity to step away from daily demands, reconnect with yourself and others, and experience the benefits of gentle physical activity in a supportive community setting.
Whether you are looking to improve your physical health, reduce stress, cultivate mindfulness, or simply enjoy a walk with others, Wellness Walks provide a welcoming space to support your well-being
What to Expect?
A guided one-hour walk around the Kokokahi campus
Mindfulness practices and reflection opportunities
Meaningful conversation and community connection
Time in nature to refresh and recharge
Gentle movement suitable for a variety of fitness levels
Fee: Free with RSVP
Sound Healing
Fridays 4:00pm-5:00pm
Location: meet at Hale Nanea Rm.4
This class is taught by Julie Aragaki
Join us for a restorative sound healing experience with Julie Ann Aragaki, happiness practitioner and sound healing guide. This deeply relaxing class invites participants to slow down, quiet the mind, and give the nervous system an opportunity to reset through the soothing frequencies of crystal sound bowls.
Inspired by Julie's personal journey from overwhelm and burnout to greater presence and gratitude, this session offers a gentle space to release stress, cultivate inner calm, and reconnect with a sense of joy and well-being. As the sounds wash over the body, participants are encouraged to simply rest, receive, and be present.
Suggested Props to Enhance the Experience:
Yoga Mat: Provides comfort and cushioning while lying down.
Bolsters or Pillows: Support the knees, neck, or lower back for deeper relaxation.
Blankets: Help maintain warmth as the body settles into a restful state.
Eye Pillow: Blocks visual distractions and encourages deeper relaxation.
Midday Reset Yoga
Take a mindful pause in the middle of your day and reconnect with your body, breath, and community. Midday Reset Yoga is a gentle, beginner-friendly class designed to help you release stress, reset your nervous system, and return to your day feeling grounded and refreshed.
Why Join?
Gentle, accessible yoga for all levels—perfect for beginners
Simple techniques to ease tension and relieve stress
A chance to slow down, breathe deeply, and reset midday
Connect with others in a welcoming, supportive community
About Dr. Mayeda
Dr. Donna Mayeda is a primary care physician and the founder of Ke Ola Noa. She reimagines healthcare through relationship, presence, and community, believing that true healing happens beyond the exam room—when people move, breathe, and come together.
Whether you are new to yoga or looking for a calming midday reset, this class invites you to show up just as you are.
Enrollment Fee: Free with valid 7-class punch card.
Meditation for Stress Management & Mental Well-Being
Wednesdays 9:30am-10:30am
Location: meet at Hale Ana
This class is taught by Certified Meditation Teacher | Founder of Laye.
In today's fast-paced world, stress has become a common part of everyday life. While we can't
always control the challenges we face, we can learn healthy, practical ways to respond to them.
This beginner-friendly workshop introduces meditation as an accessible, evidence-informed tool for
managing stress and supporting overall mental well-being. Participants will gain a better
understanding of how stress affects the mind and body, why the mind naturally becomes busy, and
how meditation can help cultivate greater awareness, resilience, and inner calm.
Through education, discussion, and guided meditation, participants will learn simple techniques they
can begin using immediately to better navigate the demands of daily life.
No previous meditation experience is required.
Fee: Free with RSVP
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
Wellness Walks
Mondays 1:00pm-2:00pm
Location: meet at Midkiff Gym
This class is taught by Gaby Toloza of Mindful Connections, LLC.
Join us for a weekly Wellness Walk as part of the Wellness by the Bay Pilot Program at Kokokahi. Facilitated by Gabrielle (Gaby) Toloza of Mindful Connections, LLC, these guided walks are designed to promote movement, mindfulness, social connection, and overall well-being.
Set against the beautiful natural surroundings of the Kokokahi campus, Wellness Walks offer an opportunity to step away from daily demands, reconnect with yourself and others, and experience the benefits of gentle physical activity in a supportive community setting.
Whether you are looking to improve your physical health, reduce stress, cultivate mindfulness, or simply enjoy a walk with others, Wellness Walks provide a welcoming space to support your well-being
What to Expect?
A guided one-hour walk around the Kokokahi campus
Mindfulness practices and reflection opportunities
Meaningful conversation and community connection
Time in nature to refresh and recharge
Gentle movement suitable for a variety of fitness levels
Fee: Free with RSVP
Mālama Kokokahi
Join us for a morning of Mālama Aina and community connection at the YWCA Kokokahi campus. This event combines hands‑on service with learning as participants take part in a campus clean‑up, followed by a short educational moment focused on caring for our land and waters.
This experience is primarily designed for organized groups such as schools, community organizations, and corporate service teams looking for a meaningful volunteer opportunity. It offers a chance to give back, learn together, and build stronger relationships with place and community.
The Kokokahi Campus Clean‑Up and Community Education event takes place from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. Participants should bring gloves, bug spray, and a hydration bottle.
Please RSVP by emailing Kati Chau at kchau@ywcaoahu.org.
Midday Reset Yoga
Take a mindful pause in the middle of your day and reconnect with your body, breath, and community. Midday Reset Yoga is a gentle, beginner-friendly class designed to help you release stress, reset your nervous system, and return to your day feeling grounded and refreshed.
Why Join?
Gentle, accessible yoga for all levels—perfect for beginners
Simple techniques to ease tension and relieve stress
A chance to slow down, breathe deeply, and reset midday
Connect with others in a welcoming, supportive community
About Dr. Mayeda
Dr. Donna Mayeda is a primary care physician and the founder of Ke Ola Noa. She reimagines healthcare through relationship, presence, and community, believing that true healing happens beyond the exam room—when people move, breathe, and come together.
Whether you are new to yoga or looking for a calming midday reset, this class invites you to show up just as you are.
Enrollment Fee: Free with valid 7-class punch card.
July 30th Benefit Sale & Vendor Market
Join us for our Benefit Sale & Vendor Market, now happening twice a month, bringing together community, sustainability, and local makers. This special event features a thoughtfully curated selection of pre‑loved clothing alongside unique offerings from local vendors.
The sale highlights activewear, swimwear, and warm‑weather essentials, making it the perfect opportunity to refresh your summer wardrobe with functional and stylish pieces—all while shopping with purpose and supporting the community.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs.
Retain Your Brain Workshop and Networking
Hosted by the Kokokahi Women’s Business Center, this session empowers women to make confident, values‑aligned financial decisions while supporting long‑term brain health and overall, well‑being.
What you’ll experience:
Brain Health Essentials — How sleep, nutrition, exercise, and stress shape cognitive wellness.
Brain–Finance Connection — How brain health influences financial confidence and decision‑making.
Age‑Proof Strategies — Simple steps you can start using today to support healthy aging.
Purpose‑Based Investing — Explore values‑aligned investment opportunities with Edward Jones.
Networking Mixer — Pūpū, drinks, and meaningful connection after the workshop.
Admission: $20 (includes workshop + light refreshments) Speaker: Jessica Stack, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones; YWCA Accelerator Alumna
Strum, Sing and Play Ukulele
Join us for a fun and uplifting music series where you will learn the basics of ukulele, singing, and more in a welcoming, supportive environment. Whether you are picking up an instrument for the first time or looking to enjoy music with others, these sessions are designed to make learning simple, joyful, and accessible for all ages.
Why Join?
Learn ukulele, singing, and musical basics in a relaxed setting
Beginner-friendly—no prior experience needed
Perfect for families and individuals alike
Enjoy making music together in a fun, supportive community
Program Details
Cost: $60 enrollment fee (covers all 6 sessions)
Location: YWCA Kokokahi
Eligibility: Open to YWCA Kokokahi members
Participants must bring their own ukulele.
Come ready to learn, play, and connect through music!
Tai chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention
Join us at YWCA Kokokahi for our Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention class—a gentle, beginner-friendly program designed to improve balance, reduce stress, and support overall well-being.
Tai chi is a mind-body exercise practiced worldwide for its powerful health benefits. Through slow, deliberate movements and guided instruction, participants can build strength, improve mobility, and gain confidence in movement—all while enjoying the peaceful setting of Kaneohe Bay.
Instructor
Vangie White
Certified Instructor, Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention
Why Join?
Gentle, accessible for beginners
Techniques to relieve stress and improve mobility
Supportive, step-by-step instruction
Opportunity to connect with community
What to Bring
Comfortable clothing and shoes
Water for hydration
Registration & Requirements
Class is FREE, but reservation is required
Must have an active Kokokahi Annual Membership ($50)
Registration available online or in person
Limited space — first come, first served
Participants must be able to walk to and from the Kokokahi Gymnasium. If assistance is needed, please contact us before registering.
Midday Reset Yoga
Take a mindful pause in the middle of your day and reconnect with your body, breath, and community. Midday Reset Yoga is a gentle, beginner-friendly class designed to help you release stress, reset your nervous system, and return to your day feeling grounded and refreshed.
Why Join?
Gentle, accessible yoga for all levels—perfect for beginners
Simple techniques to ease tension and relieve stress
A chance to slow down, breathe deeply, and reset midday
Connect with others in a welcoming, supportive community
About Dr. Mayeda
Dr. Donna Mayeda is a primary care physician and the founder of Ke Ola Noa. She reimagines healthcare through relationship, presence, and community, believing that true healing happens beyond the exam room—when people move, breathe, and come together.
Whether you are new to yoga or looking for a calming midday reset, this class invites you to show up just as you are.
Enrollment Fee: Free with valid 7-class punch card.
Functional Fitness
This functional fitness class at the YWCA helps participants move better, feel stronger, and build confidence in everyday life—not just in the gym. The supportive, inclusive environment reflects the YWCA’s mission of empowerment and community.
The class focuses on real-life movement patterns such as squatting, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying to make daily activities easier and safer. Each session includes a dynamic warm-up, a circuit-style workout using tools like resistance bands, kettlebells, and bodyweight exercises, and finishes with core work and stretching.
All movements are scalable, making the class accessible for all ages and fitness levels. Participants leave feeling stronger, energized, and connected to a positive community.
Class fee: free with valid 7-class punch card
Strum, Sing and Play Ukulele
Join us for a fun and uplifting music series where you will learn the basics of ukulele, singing, and more in a welcoming, supportive environment. Whether you are picking up an instrument for the first time or looking to enjoy music with others, these sessions are designed to make learning simple, joyful, and accessible for all ages.
Why Join?
Learn ukulele, singing, and musical basics in a relaxed setting
Beginner-friendly—no prior experience needed
Perfect for families and individuals alike
Enjoy making music together in a fun, supportive community
Program Details
Cost: $60 enrollment fee (covers all 6 sessions)
Location: YWCA Kokokahi
Eligibility: Open to YWCA Kokokahi members
Participants must bring their own ukulele.
Come ready to learn, play, and connect through music!
Tai chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention
Join us at YWCA Kokokahi for our Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention class—a gentle, beginner-friendly program designed to improve balance, reduce stress, and support overall well-being.
Tai chi is a mind-body exercise practiced worldwide for its powerful health benefits. Through slow, deliberate movements and guided instruction, participants can build strength, improve mobility, and gain confidence in movement—all while enjoying the peaceful setting of Kaneohe Bay.
Instructor
Vangie White
Certified Instructor, Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention
Why Join?
Gentle, accessible for beginners
Techniques to relieve stress and improve mobility
Supportive, step-by-step instruction
Opportunity to connect with community
What to Bring
Comfortable clothing and shoes
Water for hydration
Registration & Requirements
Class is FREE, but reservation is required
Must have an active Kokokahi Annual Membership ($50)
Registration available online or in person
Limited space — first come, first served
Participants must be able to walk to and from the Kokokahi Gymnasium. If assistance is needed, please contact us before registering.
Functional Fitness
This functional fitness class at the YWCA helps participants move better, feel stronger, and build confidence in everyday life—not just in the gym. The supportive, inclusive environment reflects the YWCA’s mission of empowerment and community.
The class focuses on real-life movement patterns such as squatting, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying to make daily activities easier and safer. Each session includes a dynamic warm-up, a circuit-style workout using tools like resistance bands, kettlebells, and bodyweight exercises, and finishes with core work and stretching.
All movements are scalable, making the class accessible for all ages and fitness levels. Participants leave feeling stronger, energized, and connected to a positive community.
Class fee: free with valid 7-class punch card
Midday Reset Yoga
Take a mindful pause in the middle of your day and reconnect with your body, breath, and community. Midday Reset Yoga is a gentle, beginner-friendly class designed to help you release stress, reset your nervous system, and return to your day feeling grounded and refreshed.
Why Join?
Gentle, accessible yoga for all levels—perfect for beginners
Simple techniques to ease tension and relieve stress
A chance to slow down, breathe deeply, and reset midday
Connect with others in a welcoming, supportive community
About Dr. Mayeda
Dr. Donna Mayeda is a primary care physician and the founder of Ke Ola Noa. She reimagines healthcare through relationship, presence, and community, believing that true healing happens beyond the exam room—when people move, breathe, and come together.
Whether you are new to yoga or looking for a calming midday reset, this class invites you to show up just as you are.
Enrollment Fee: Free with valid 7-class punch card.
Island Pride Benefit Sale & Vendor Market
Join us next month for the Island Pride Benefit Sale & Vendor Market, our monthly benefit sale celebrating community, sustainability, and local makers. This special event features a thoughtfully curated selection of pre‑loved clothing alongside unique offerings from local vendors.
This sale highlights activewear, swimwear, and warm‑weather essentials, making it the perfect time to refresh your summer wardrobe with functional, stylish pieces while shopping with purpose and supporting the community.
Donations will be accepted during the event, including gently used women’s clothing, accessories, and shoes.
All purchases directly support YWCA Oʻahu programs.
Strum, Sing and Play Ukulele
Join us for a fun and uplifting music series where you will learn the basics of ukulele, singing, and more in a welcoming, supportive environment. Whether you are picking up an instrument for the first time or looking to enjoy music with others, these sessions are designed to make learning simple, joyful, and accessible for all ages.
Why Join?
Learn ukulele, singing, and musical basics in a relaxed setting
Beginner-friendly—no prior experience needed
Perfect for families and individuals alike
Enjoy making music together in a fun, supportive community
Program Details
Cost: $60 enrollment fee (covers all 6 sessions)
Location: YWCA Kokokahi
Eligibility: Open to YWCA Kokokahi members
Participants must bring their own ukulele.
Come ready to learn, play, and connect through music!
Clothing Donation Drive
We accept gently used clothing and accessories for our Pre‑Loved Clothing Sale and Vendor Market. Donations include women’s business‑casual blouses, slacks, skirts, dresses, dark wash jeans, cardigans, aloha wear from local brands, bags, purses, and vintage or contemporary jewelry. All items must be clean, laundered, and ready to wear.
Please do not donate men’s clothes, children’s clothes, shoes, hangers, household items, swimwear, lingerie, or items with odors, pet hair, stains, rips, fraying, or peeling.
Tai chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention
Join us at YWCA Kokokahi for our Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention class—a gentle, beginner-friendly program designed to improve balance, reduce stress, and support overall well-being.
Tai chi is a mind-body exercise practiced worldwide for its powerful health benefits. Through slow, deliberate movements and guided instruction, participants can build strength, improve mobility, and gain confidence in movement—all while enjoying the peaceful setting of Kaneohe Bay.
Instructor
Vangie White
Certified Instructor, Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention
Why Join?
Gentle, accessible for beginners
Techniques to relieve stress and improve mobility
Supportive, step-by-step instruction
Opportunity to connect with community
What to Bring
Comfortable clothing and shoes
Water for hydration
Registration & Requirements
Class is FREE, but reservation is required
Must have an active Kokokahi Annual Membership ($50)
Registration available online or in person
Limited space — first come, first served
Participants must be able to walk to and from the Kokokahi Gymnasium. If assistance is needed, please contact us before registering.
Functional Fitness
This functional fitness class at the YWCA helps participants move better, feel stronger, and build confidence in everyday life—not just in the gym. The supportive, inclusive environment reflects the YWCA’s mission of empowerment and community.
The class focuses on real-life movement patterns such as squatting, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying to make daily activities easier and safer. Each session includes a dynamic warm-up, a circuit-style workout using tools like resistance bands, kettlebells, and bodyweight exercises, and finishes with core work and stretching.
All movements are scalable, making the class accessible for all ages and fitness levels. Participants leave feeling stronger, energized, and connected to a positive community.
Class fee: free with valid 7-class punch card
Strum, Sing and Play Ukulele
Join us for a fun and uplifting music series where you will learn the basics of ukulele, singing, and more in a welcoming, supportive environment. Whether you are picking up an instrument for the first time or looking to enjoy music with others, these sessions are designed to make learning simple, joyful, and accessible for all ages.
Why Join?
Learn ukulele, singing, and musical basics in a relaxed setting
Beginner-friendly—no prior experience needed
Perfect for families and individuals alike
Enjoy making music together in a fun, supportive community
Program Details
Cost: $60 enrollment fee (covers all 6 sessions)
Location: YWCA Kokokahi
Eligibility: Open to YWCA Kokokahi members
Participants must bring their own ukulele.
Come ready to learn, play, and connect through music!
Tai chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention
Join us at YWCA Kokokahi for our Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention class—a gentle, beginner-friendly program designed to improve balance, reduce stress, and support overall well-being.
Tai chi is a mind-body exercise practiced worldwide for its powerful health benefits. Through slow, deliberate movements and guided instruction, participants can build strength, improve mobility, and gain confidence in movement—all while enjoying the peaceful setting of Kaneohe Bay.
Instructor
Vangie White
Certified Instructor, Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention
Why Join?
Gentle, accessible for beginners
Techniques to relieve stress and improve mobility
Supportive, step-by-step instruction
Opportunity to connect with community
What to Bring
Comfortable clothing and shoes
Water for hydration
Registration & Requirements
Class is FREE, but reservation is required
Must have an active Kokokahi Annual Membership ($50)
Registration available online or in person
Limited space — first come, first served
Participants must be able to walk to and from the Kokokahi Gymnasium. If assistance is needed, please contact us before registering.