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Clinical Director, Kimberly (Kimmy) Cummings, CSAC, ICADC, oversees WIN’s entire Kauai operation. As a proven leader, she continues to motivate staff and clients to achieve the organization's objective to empathize, educate, and empower.
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Kauai Casinos Hawaii and Utah are the only two states in the U.S. That do not allow commercial gambling. For this reason, there are no casinos in Hawaii. But don’t worry, there are plenty of other fun things to do!
Kimmy has extensive experience facilitating groups and individual counseling on Kauai specifically with substance using offenders. She has completed the Certified Substance Abuse Program at Kauai Community College and is currently as an Internationally Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (IC&ADC). She is responsible for operations on Kauai which include the Bridge to Success Program, Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and Domestic Violence Awareness programs.
Kimmy collaborates with Executive Director, Mary Scott-Lau to manage and develop programs to best serve the Kauai clients and community. Continuing to direct the WIN Kauai Program, Kimmy has gained much experience in working with the reintegration population from Kauai Community Correctional Center as one of it’s referring sources for housing women who are exiting incarceration, and in need of housing, treatment and direction.
Email: winkauai@gmail.com
Treatment Assistant & Billing Manager, Alison Slingerland, CSAC, ICADC, has been working in the field of human services since 2011. She is currently licensed in the State of Hawaii as a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor. As a Billing Manager at Women in Need, she supervises the billing specialist and oversees all duties pertaining to billing: including: medical, financial funding through grants, and fess for services. Ali has experience facilitating Access to Recovery Sober Support Activities, Substance Abuse Relapse Prevention classes and Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment. She also continues to serve as a Case Manager for our clients who reside in WIN’s Bridge to Success Transitional Supported Home. She is instrumental in assisting clients in their transition to recovery from substance abuse, homelessness, and domestic violence. She has operated in this capacity since June of 2012. With continual efforts for education, Ali continues to further her knowledge by participating in many training and is currently enrolled at KCC working towards an Associate of Art
Email: ali.winkauai@gmail.com
Intake Coordinator & Case Manager, Renae Waalani works with and advocates for women suffering in domestic violence and substance abuse. She has received a variety of training in Domestic Violence 101, Advocacy Skills, Confidentiality and Ethics, Ethical Standards for Certified Substance Abuse Counselors, Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist Training, HIPAA Training and ATR Ohana Provider Basic Training. As an intake coordinator, Renae is the first person a client speaks with, allowing for a smooth and easy transition for each person entering our programs.
Renae also serves as a Case Manager for our clients who reside in WIN’s Bridge to Success Transitional Home, which includes, weekly individual counseling.
Email: renae.winkauai@gmail.com
Hawaiian Ahi Fishing Tour
Visiting Kauai and going Ahi tuna fishing is a must-do experience. Hawaiian Ahi refers to two types of Tuna – the Yellowfin and Bigeye. Caught year round, with best months typically being March through September. Fishing for ahi tuna is no easy feat—it can actually be pretty exhausting, sometimes taking over an hour to bring in a 100 lb. ahi. But experiencing the thrill of catching one of these beautiful fish is a dream! Starting at Kikiaola Harbor, the west side of Kauai, aka the “Leeward side” is calmer water. The windward side (Nawiliwili Harbor) is always windy. What that means is calmer, smoother waters in the morning for us.
- Morning Fishing Tour starts at 6 am through 11 am, a full 5 hours
- Afternoon Fishing Tour starts at 2 pm through Sunset, about 5 hours
- Morning and Afternoon Tours - $950 + taxes
- Maximum of (4) people
- All fishing gear and tackle provided (we use Shimano 80 reels)
- Island Snacks and refreshing drinks
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We share catches with you. (Freezing or keeping fish in refrigerator longer than 3 days not advised) Pelagic fish is best eaten within the first couple of days. 100 lb. Ahi will be put on ice for 24-hours before cutting as this lets the fish meat firm up for a better product. Remember, fishing is a journey itself. We can plan to catch fish, and it may not work out - similar to gambling, you put your money on the table for the experience to play! The Captain and crew will do what they do to “chase fish” to land them, spend time on Kauai’s water and leave the big world troubles behind at the harbor.