Congressman Kaiali‘i KaheleConta verificada

Kula Hospital offers critical services to Upcountry Maui’s growing population from emergency to long-term care. I joined Administrator Kerry Pitcher and staff for a tour of the facility to learn more about their needs in serving our rural communities.pic.twitter.com/qszLSrUJQL

Mahalo nui loa to all of our Maui veterans! It was great visiting the VFW Post 3850 to talk story with fellow veterans, hear their concerns and explain the services my office can provide them.pic.twitter.com/0qyAgcGDpq

I had a chance to check out Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate, Lāhainā’s “farm-to-bar” chocolate makers, which sits on the Kuʻia ahupuaʻa. We discussed their commitment to our local community and their promise to give back 100% net profits to Maui non-profits.pic.twitter.com/0oNsTeOJGf

Last week was a productive one on my congressional site visit to Kauaʻi. For a snapshot of everything that was accomplished, check out our #WeekInReview!pic.twitter.com/IdAgK2akEK

Mahalo Mālama Hulēʻia for sharing the incredible progress you’ve made on the Alakoko fishpond restoration project. Thriving ecosystems and native plants are crucial for the health of our loko iʻa.pic.twitter.com/xnbPXM8uHf

Great to talk story with middle and high school students during the Youth Forum Kauaʻi Planning and Action Alliance. Listening to our impassioned youth and their concerns regarding the economy, health and educational opportunity gives me great optimism for the future of Kauaʻi.pic.twitter.com/ggbXr4L5ic

Mahalo @IslandSchoolHI and Kauaʻi Council Member Luke Evslin for hosting me. It was an honor to speak to the entire Voyager student body about my path as a public servant as well as answer questions about the U.S. Congress and our nation’s capital!pic.twitter.com/FHdEXqYog9

Kicking off my 5-day congressional site visit to the Garden Isle of Kauaʻi with a little help from braddah Iz Looking forward to engaging with communities across the island, and bringing their concerns to the federal level pic.twitter.com/1XDPaN28R3

We continue fighting #ForThePeople of #HI02. Here's a snapshot of my work last week for the district.pic.twitter.com/MA4HWMxaSF

The hard-fought $3.5B investment we delivered through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will fund an infrastructure decade in Hawaiʻi. Projects like the Kīhei Collector Road are long overdue but may receive the funding they deserve. Front page @CivilBeat: https://www.civilbeat.org/2022/04/traffic-is-a-mess-in-south-maui-residents-say-these-2-projects-could-help/ …pic.twitter.com/vw07w8EPA3

Inadequate access to menstrual hygiene resources widens the gender gap in education, especially within middle-to-low income communities. Proud to support @RepGraceMeng’s Menstrual Equity for All Act and work with advocates like Nikki-Ann Yee & @MaiMovement to end period poverty!pic.twitter.com/sXoaYtxCQI

We just passed $55B to replenish the Restaurant Revitalization Fund & support other local businesses hit hard by COVID-19. This bill ensures we maintain our momentum to a full recovery & empowers Hawaiʻi as we emerge from this pandemic stronger than ever. https://kahele.house.gov/media/press-releases/kahele-votes-pass-emergency-funding-support-hawaii-restaurants-and-small …pic.twitter.com/chAUXDCETx

In 1976, Daniel Kahikina Akaka became the first Native Hawaiian to represent Hawaiʻi in Congress since statehood. Eight years later at the age of 10, I stood on the steps of our nation’s Capitol for the first time with him as my Member of Congress. (1/3)pic.twitter.com/SA9HgJnkWV

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR HAWAIʻI NON-PROFITS This Friday is the LAST day to submit your community funded project requests. Submitting a project through my office could mean government funding to assist your local priorities. Call my office for more information 202-225-4906pic.twitter.com/L9K8VQVxmp