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[[Category:Help|Hui Db]] | |||
{{Journey}} | |||
Welcome to your [[Journey]]. | Welcome to your [[Journey]]. | ||
The first thing you want to do is [[Register]] and become a Kōkua. [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/k%C5%8Dkua] | The first thing you want to do is [[Register]] and become a Kōkua. [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/k%C5%8Dkua] | ||
Kōkua is a [[Hawaiian]] word that means to help, | Kōkua is a [[Hawaiian]] word that means to help, pitch in, and give your love. | ||
When you first come into Journey you get to set up your Kōkua profile | When you first come into Journey, you get to set up your Kōkua profile; this is specifically aimed at people that are looking at traveling looking at giving a hand. | ||
Even if | Even if you intend to create an [[Ohana]], do fill out your Kōkua profile. | ||
==Traveller== | |||
The idea for Journey came from our interactions with travelers in New Zealand. We would have them come and stay with us on our farm; they would do some work in exchange for food and lodging. We realized that there are travelers everywhere, and we wanted to offer something a bit more intentional and interesting. | |||
We have many friends and people we know that are involved in Aquaponics, Natural Farming, Radio Broadcasting, Community Medical Care, Sustainable Development, Clean Water, Sheep Farming, Training, and the list goes on. | |||
As a traveler, we want to help you get connected with these people. | |||
To maybe receive some informal training. | |||
To explore opportunities for what you want to do in the next 60 years. | |||
Come on in, [https://kokua.family/registration| register here] and start a new Journey. | |||
==Lost Password== | ==Lost Password== | ||
You can reset your Password here. https://kokua.family/ | You can reset your Password here. https://kokua.family/reset-password | ||
=Your Profile= | =Your Profile= | ||
Or settings https://kokua.family/settings | Or settings are here https://kokua.family/settings | ||
It is interesting to note that the word wiki is also Hawaiian, coming from the idea of wiki-wiki, meaning very quickly. [http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/10/where-the-word-wiki-comes-from/] | It is interesting to note that the word wiki is also [[Hawaiian]], coming from the idea of wiki-wiki, meaning very quickly. [http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/10/where-the-word-wiki-comes-from/] | ||
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[[:Category:Websites]] | [[:Category:Help]] | |||
Latest revision as of 19:58, 21 February 2023
Welcome to your Journey.
The first thing you want to do is Register and become a Kōkua. [1]
Kōkua is a Hawaiian word that means to help, pitch in, and give your love.
When you first come into Journey, you get to set up your Kōkua profile; this is specifically aimed at people that are looking at traveling looking at giving a hand.
Even if you intend to create an Ohana, do fill out your Kōkua profile.
Traveller
The idea for Journey came from our interactions with travelers in New Zealand. We would have them come and stay with us on our farm; they would do some work in exchange for food and lodging. We realized that there are travelers everywhere, and we wanted to offer something a bit more intentional and interesting.
We have many friends and people we know that are involved in Aquaponics, Natural Farming, Radio Broadcasting, Community Medical Care, Sustainable Development, Clean Water, Sheep Farming, Training, and the list goes on.
As a traveler, we want to help you get connected with these people.
To maybe receive some informal training.
To explore opportunities for what you want to do in the next 60 years.
Come on in, register here and start a new Journey.
Lost Password
You can reset your Password here. https://kokua.family/reset-password
Your Profile
Or settings are here https://kokua.family/settings
It is interesting to note that the word wiki is also Hawaiian, coming from the idea of wiki-wiki, meaning very quickly. [2]
