We build independence and an improved quality of life for individuals with cognitive, physical, social or age-related challenges.
Violet Kam, a special education teacher, starts a program to help people recuperate from tuberculosis.
Named Lanakila Crafts, the organization sells Hawaiian crafts to support the ongoing rehabilitation program.
The organization expands to include individuals with disabilities, in addition to those recuperating from tuberculosis.
Lanakila Meals on Wheels—then called Honolulu Nutrition Program—begins as a lunch wagon in Aala Park. The new service provides Oahu seniors with opportunities to socialize and enjoy a nutritious lunch.
The organization opens a Wahiawa facility to supply individuals with job training.
Lanakila Crafts changes its name to Lanakila Rehabilitation Center to reflect its many programs supporting individuals on Oahu.
A new kitchen and dining facility opens, expanding the organization’s capacity to feed seniors and community members.
Lanakila Pacific Foundation—then called Lanakila Rehabilitation Center Foundation—is formed.
The organization name is changed to Lanakila Pacific to reflect its growth as an organization.
Lanakila Pacific celebrates its 75th anniversary.
Lanakila Pacific supports the increased need on Oahu for meals and services amid the global COVID-19 pandemic.