Huliauapa A

Huliauapa A is a Native Hawaiian Organization and non-profit corporate entity registered in SAM.gov, located in Hakalau, Hawaii. As a minority-owned and Asian-Pacific American owned business, the organization focuses on supporting Native Hawaiian communities through collaborative partnerships and programs that integrate traditional cultural knowledge with contemporary scientific approaches. The entity is specifically dedicated to environmental conservation, community service, youth development, and cultural preservation initiatives that address critical challenges facing Native Hawaiian populations.

Through federal grant awards, Huliauapa A has consistently engaged in projects that emphasize environmental resilience, cultural heritage, and community development. The organization has received significant federal grants from agencies including the Department of the Interior's Interior Business Center and the DOI Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1. Notable projects include a $749,796 Cooperative Agreement under the Native Hawaiian Climate Resilience Program, which supports a five-year project focused on restoring traditional agricultural systems, developing climate adaptation training, protecting coastal ecosystems, and creating youth leadership opportunities. Additionally, Huliauapa A has participated in sub-grant awards with academic institutions such as the University of Massachusetts and University of Hawaii, collaborating on innovative projects like the "Center for Braiding Indigenous Knowledges and Science" and a community-led flood resilience initiative. Their grants have covered diverse areas including ancestral burial preservation, extended internship programs, and climate change adaptation strategies, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to supporting Native Hawaiian community needs.