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The Hawaii Pacific Gerontological Society
Mission Statement
The goal of the Hawaii Pacific Gerontological Society is to enhance the general well-being of older individuals in the State of Hawaii and the Pacific Islands by:
- Fostering public understanding and continuing education in the field of gerontology;
- Bringing together all people concerned and interested in the challenges, issues and problems of the older adults as realized in a changing society;
- Advocating on behalf of older people in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands;
- Stimulating interest in gerontological research and services;
- Encouraging professional preparation for gerontological research and services; and
- Promoting volunteerism in the field of gerontology.
About Us
Organized in 1979, the Hawaii Pacific Gerontological Society is dedicated to supporting Hawaii and the Pacific region's efforts to promote quality care to seniors, while supporting those who care for them in the community, whether professional or non-professional.
Currently, more than 400 older adults, caregivers, gerontology educators, medical and social service practitioners, health care providers, agency personnel and organizations from all sectors of the community make up the membership.
Benefits of joining include:
- The chance to network with experts and leaders in the field;
- The opportunity to educate the general public about aging;
- Influence awareness of major issues affecting older adults in Hawaii and in the Pacific; and
- Participate in a broad range of activities, committees and offices.
