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Child & Family Service working to break generational poverty in Hawaii

Child & Family Service is working to break generational poverty in Hawaii by sharing the results of a pilot program called “Transition to Success” that dramatically improved the lives of participants in Kauai and Maui by empowering them to make a map of dreams that sets their own priorities.

By Cindy Ellen Russell

April 29, 2024

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Pictured is Amanda Pump, President & CEO, Child & Family Service at the Prince Waikiki.
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Pictured is Amanda Pump, President & CEO, Child & Family Service (left) and Marcella Wilson, Founder & CEO, Transition to Success, who spoke via teleconference to the group at the Prince Waikiki on Monday, April 29.
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Pictured is Marcella Wilson, Founder & CEO, Transition to Success, who spoke via teleconference to the group at the Prince Waikiki.
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Pictured is Amanda Pump, President & CEO, Child & Family Service at the Prince Waikiki.
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Pictured is a copy of "Diagnosis: Poverty - A New Approach to Understanding and Treating an Epidemic" by Marcella Wilson, Founder & CEO, Transition to Success, who spoke via teleconference to the group at the Prince Waikiki.
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Pictured is Marcella Wilson, Founder & CEO, Transition to Success, who spoke via teleconference to the group at the Prince Waikiki on Monday, April 29.
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Attendees from various agencies and organizations listen a Marcella Wilson, Founder of “Transition To Success” speaks via teleconference at the Prince Waikiki on Monday, April 29.
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Pictured is Amanda Pump, President & CEO, Child & Family Service introducing Marcella Wilson, Founder & CEO, Transition to Success, who spoke via teleconference to the group at the Prince Waikiki on Monday, April 29.

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