‘Imi Hale – Research, Education and Training Program has provided support to Hawaiian-serving agencies in three areas:

1. Research – supporting emerging Native Hawaiian investigators in health disparities research incorporating community based participatory research principles;
2. Education – supporting health awareness and education through the development of culturally tailored health education materials incorporating health communications theory; and
3. Training – supporting training of community outreach workers, patient navigators and other health care providers on community-identified training needs.

The ‘Imi Hale program was built upon 16 years of experience as the Native Hawaiian Cancer Network, collaborating with key local, state, national and international partners to address cancer and other health disparities prevalent in Hawaiian communities.

‘Imi Hale sunsetted in the fall of 2017.  Information about ‘Imi Hale’s programs in research, education and training, and the extensive library of education materials, previously housed at www.imihale.org, can now be found below.

‘Imi Hale Programs:

• Ho‘okele i ke Ola – Cancer Patient Navigation Training Program
• Cancer Education Materials for Native Hawaiian Communities
• Research and Training
• Pacific Diabetes Education Program
• Other Resources: Newsletters, Publications List, and Links to relevant resources