Here you will find a number of different volunteer groups within the Waikele Community that help to keep your neighborhood a clean and safe place to live. Scroll down to learn more about how each volunteer group is benefiting the community and how you can become a part of these exciting programs. Waikele is a master planned community on the Leeward side of Oahu that was developed  with common goal in mind. To make our wonderful Waikele area the beautiful community that you all love living in! We look forward to hearing from you to get involved.  Aloha!

W.A.V.E

(Waikele Association Volunteer Efforts)

W.A.V.E: What better way to stay active in your community than to be a part of a great volunteer team! We are always welcoming new volunteers so please do not hesitate to contact Krysten at (808) 676-1991 or by email at info@wca-ohana.org,  if you or anyone you know is interested in volunteering around the community! Volunteering is a great way to get active in your community as well as build lasting relationships with your neighbors. It is so great to witness the life-long friendships that have been formed between active volunteers who all have the same vision for Waikele.

We all have one goal in mind, and that is to keep Waikele the beautiful community that you all love living in! I look forward to hearing from current and new volunteers alike. Again, I hope you all had a joyous holiday season!

Or You May:
• Call our office at (808) 676-1991
• Stop by our WCA office: 94-970 Pakela St, Waipahu, HI 96797
• Mail in your information ( Please include your name, address, email and contact phone number )

Neighborhood Security Watch Program

The Neighborhood Security Watch Program is great opportunity for homeowners to become involved within their neighborhood, promote crime prevention awareness and strengthen neighborhood spirit. As a Honolulu Police Department sponsored program, NSW members provide vital information to the police of any crime or suspicious activity witnessed.  More information can be found by clicking on the below links to the HPD Website.  http://www.honolulupd.org/downloads/NSW_2016.pdf

http://www.honolulupd.org/community/index.php?page=CPT-Programs

NSW members are educated on the following:

• Operation identification
• Residential Security Inspections
• Reporting Suspicious Activities to 911
• How to describe a suspect

To establish a NSW team in your neighborhood, an initial meeting must be held somewhere convenient for homeowners (neighborhood parking lot, driveway or front yard of a homeowner’s home, or neighborhood park). A Community Policing Officer from the Honolulu Police Department will also be present to discuss rules and requirements of becoming a NSW member as well as additional information on the program. Each neighborhood team will need to establish a neighborhood captain who will act as the leader of the team and as a main point of contact with the Waikele Community Association and HPD.

Established NSW teams in Waikele:

• Celebrations at Waikele
• Royal Pines at Waikele
• Classics at Waikele
• Sunset Pointe at Waikele (including Hoomaka, Hoomalu, and Golf Club Estates)
• Highlands at Waikele
• Fairway Village
• Highland View Estates
• Village on the Green

NSW members who are also interested participating in Citizens Patrol should contact their NSW Captain for more information. Citizens Patrol is an extension of the NSW Program, and involves citizens who volunteer their spare time to patrol the neighborhoods they live in. A neighborhood can be patrolled at all hours of the day or night, 7 days a week, with a minimum of 2 people. Volunteers for Citizens Patrol are required to sign a waiver form prepared by HPD and will receive a yellow Citizens Patrol T-shirt, courtesy of the Waikele Community Association.

If you are interested in establishing a NSW team in your neighborhood, or would like to join an existing NSW team, please contact the WCA office.