Recognizes September Twenty-eighth as Hawaii Good Neighbor Day to encourage community engagement.
The bill recognizes September Twenty-eighth as Hawaii Good Neighbor Day, encouraging residents to participate in community events that strengthen social ties. It highlights the importance of Asset-Based Community Development, emphasizing the value of community assets and the role of residents in building cohesive communities. The resolution aims to reverse the epidemic of loneliness and promote lower crime rates through community engagement.
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