Keiki Injury Prevention Coalition

Keiki Injury Prevention Coalition, a Hawaii-based nonprofit organization, operates as a federal grant sub-recipient, receiving 100% of its recent federal funding through sub-awards issued by the State of Hawaii Department of Transportation as the prime grantee. The coalition's federal footprint is nascent and specialized: three sub-awards totaling $240 thousand, all issued on October 1, 2024, under Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration programs.

The coalition's grant work focuses on road and pedestrian safety intervention in Hawaii. Under two identically-scoped sub-awards, Keiki purchases child safety seats for distribution to underserved, rural, and critical-need families; funds training, certifications, and materials for child passenger safety technicians and instructors; and conducts community talks, inspection stations, and community checkup events. The sub-awards also support outreach to underserved communities, coordination with police and county partners, and production of safety collateral. Under a third sub-award, the coalition teaches road safety and pedestrian awareness through collaboration with at least two to three partner organizations, participation in health and safety fairs on Oahu, and targeted public engagement with pre-teens, teens, elderly populations, and homeless individuals in high-risk areas. This sub-award also funds travel to the Lifesavers Conference.

Customer concentration is complete — all three awards flow from NHTSA via the State of Hawaii DOT as the administrative grantee. The coalition has not appeared as a prime federal contractor or a prime federal grant recipient in the source data; its entire federal presence to date consists of these three sub-awards issued in October 2024. No parent vehicles, BPAs, or recurring IDIQs are present. The coalition operates exclusively in the Hawaii market with a mission-driven focus on injury prevention for vulnerable populations.