Our Mission:
The mission of Remathau Children's Culture Program (RCCP)is to provide an educational learning environment for the Outer Island children of Yap residing in Hawaii. By creating a sense of identity and stimulate their cultural knowledge about language, customs, ethics and values obatianed through hands on and class setting experiences; converse, reading, crafts and activities through the support and help of the Remathau community. Giving the children and youth a positive infulence and inspires the knowledge and understanding of their culutre and dually preserving and perpetuating the Remathau Culture.

Established July 2006

About Us
The Remathau Children's Culture Program (RCCP) was established in July of 2006 by Jermy Uowolo, Amanda Uowolo and Alicia Cristobal. Classes are held every other Saturday morning from 9:30-11:30 a.m. at the Uowolo residence.

The culture program provides culturally based, educational activities for the entire family. Through the participation of parents and elders, children are exposed to various aspects of their culture, including language, crafts, traditional skills, and customs. Children are encouraged to dress in traditional attire and converse in Haselmathau during the class. Individual classes focus on a central cultural topic taught in Haselmathau, invove a craft or art activity, and close with traditional song and dance. After class, the children enjoy healthy snacks and playtime.

Contact Us:
All Remathau children and their families are encouraged to participate. If you are interested in participating, acting as a mentor, or estbalishing a cultural program in your community, please contact Jermy, Amanda or Alicia for more information or email us at remathaukids@yahoo.com

Program Guidlines:
Parent involvement at session and participate in fundraising
Purpose: Education of the Remathau culture
Co-founders: Alicia Cristobal, Amanda Uowolo & Jermy Uowolo

Sensei: Jermy Uowolo

7.22.2006
First class began with the children wearing their thu. They then had a lesson on the names of plants. Picked some lemon and made lemonade. Then they colored animals and had a book read to them.