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Kokua Mau A Movement to Improve Care
Kokua Mau A Movement to Improve Care
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What we'd like to talk about
We would like to talk about switching our website from Drupal to WordPress. We need to find out the scope/cost and if we can do this ourselves.
Additional context
Our current website is in Drupal 6.34, but everybody we talk to recommends to switch to WordPress. Is this the best choice? How do we make sure all URL stay the same? (Many people use our free materials and have webpages bookmarked and/or links to ours)
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Posted by
Markus F.
Volunteer Manager
Our mission
Kokua Mau's vision is a community where the people of Hawai`i are treated with dignity, compassion and love throughout their lives. (This is Kokua Mau's highest aspiration.)
To make that vision a reality, our mission is to weave a lei of caregiving and support so that the people of Hawai`i facing serious illness can live in the place of their choice, with relief of pain and suffering, and according to their values, beliefs and traditions.
What we do
Kokua Mau has a three-fold approach to achieving our goals.
1. We support people who may be facing serious illness and their loved ones by providing information to help them understand decisions they may need to make and find resources and information in our community.
2. We provide education and networking to professionals.
3. Bringing about policy and systems change. We partner with hospitals and health plans to advise, advocate, train and educate for change.
4. Providing relevant up-to-date information about COVID-19 for our network kept us incredibly busy for over a year.
We're launching an ambitious program to increase our impact by getting our community talking about people's wishes for care where they work, live and pray. We'll need to develop appropriate messages and campaigns for Hawaii's diverse and vibrant population.
