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If you’re concerned about Hawaii’s kupuna, here’s how you can help
After orders for residents in the state to stay at home, many elderly residents may now be facing isolation, and worries over every day tasks, such as getting groceries, prescriptions, and other chores around the house.
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Gabe Amey set up the Our Kupuna website. Volunteers who sign up will be matched with a kupuna resident in need of some assistance.
“They can sponsor one kupuna in their community and just check in with them once a week and see how they’re doing and get necessary food and supplies for them,” Amey said.
In just one 24 hour period, about 140 volunteers signed up.
To be eligible, volunteers must have no symptoms of COVID-19. They also must not have traveled outside of the state over the the last 21 days.
Amey says the purpose of the volutneer service is to ensure kupuna don’t have to leave their homes and battle crowds at the grocery stores or struggle to get to other public places. It’s about ensuring they have what they need without putting them at risk.
Those who have a kupuna 65 years or older in need of help, or those who want to volunteer can either visit the website or call 808-400-4506.
The Our Kupuna website:
https://www.ourkupuna.com/