‘Ohana Resources
Find resources to support your keiki’s growth from birth to preschool.
Where to Find Early Learning Support in Hawai‘i
This page supports ʻohana by sharing early learning resources for keiki ages 0–4 across Hawaiʻi. Our role is to help families find trusted places to learn more and take next steps. Check out these resources below!
Public Preschool Options
High-quality early learning is available across Hawaiʻi through public programs that are free or low-cost for families.
Find the right public preschool for your keiki
Explore state-supported options available across the islands.
Executive Office on
Early Learning (EOEL)
Leads Hawaiʻi's public pre-K system, coordinating programs for 3–4 year olds.
Free Public Pre-K
Charter Schools
Some charter schools offer tuition-free pre-K programs for 3–4 year olds.
Private
Preschools
Private preschools offer early learning through full or need-based programs. Costs, quality, and access vary widely.
Additional ‘Ohana Resources
More tools and support for your family's early learning journey.
FAQ's
Does my child qualify for free preschool?
Many programs like Preschool Open Doors and Pauahi Foundation provide tuition assistance for eligible families. Check the scholarship requirements and apply before the deadline.
How do I apply for childcare subsidies?
Applications are available through state agencies and partner organizations. Use our scholarships page to find links and step-by-step instructions.
Where can I find trusted parenting support groups?
Explore our Partner Directory and our Support Services Section to learn more.
What resources can I use at home to support my keiki’s learning?
Downloadable ʻohana guides, activity sheets, and Waihona.net offer age-appropriate resources for families to use at home.
How can I connect with local providers near me?
Use our Partner Directory to find providers in area.