The HONOUR project was created to provide the homeless population with the opportunity to serve their community through community service-based projects. Photo Courtesy: Hawai‘i Police Department
The Kona Community Policing Section will hold its annual HONOUR (Homeless Outreach Nurturing Our Community) Project this Thursday at 8 a.m.
The Honour Project was created to provide the Big Island’s homeless population with the opportunity to serve their community through community service-based projects while working together with other community volunteers and leaders.
The Kona Community Policing Section’s goal is to provide each individual the opportunity to feel empowered and rehabilitated through teamwork and accomplishment.
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Thursday’s project includes painting and restoration of the main entrance gates to the old Kona Airport’s facilities and complex area. Participants will re-paint the current gates to their usual “safety yellow” color to restore years of fade and corrosion.
Community volunteers are welcome to join from 8 a.m. to noon at the main entrance gates to the Kailua-Kona Gymnasium.
For more information, contact Officer Wyattlane Nahale at 808-326-4646, Ext. 259.
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