Simplify Your Life With A Honu Space
Achieve a more productive, healthier, and happier life. We specialize in organizing, decluttering, creating efficient systems, packing, unpacking, and ensuring safety for your ‘ohana and the kūpuna in your life. Let us handle the details so you can focus on what matters most.
Meet A Honu Space
Our professional organizing and concierge services create seamless, stress-free environments for busy professionals, families, and seniors. We help you navigate life’s changing tides with ease.
How It Works
Consultation
We understand your needs.
A Honu Space can help you acheive a more organized and stress-free life. During our complimentary 30-minute consultation, we’ll explore your specific needs, discuss our range of services, and create a tailored plan to transform your life. You’ll walk away with a clear strategy and actionable steps to simplify your life. Together, we can declutter your space and design A Honu Space that you’ll love to show off.
Organization
We organize and declutter your space.
We transform your space by meticulously organizing and decluttering, to reclaim your life and create an environment that promotes peace of mind. Our team sets up tailored systems that streamline your daily routines and bring convenience and freedom to your life. Experience the ease of a well-structured and harmonious living environment designed to meet your unique needs and lifestyle.
Support
Ongoing assistance for kūpuna.
With our kūpuna concierge services, we provide ongoing, personalized support for seniors, handling daily errands and fulfilling special requests with reliability and care. Our dedicated service ensures that kūpuna can maintain their independence while enjoying the convenience of professional assistance. Experience piece of mind knowing that compassionate, attentive help os always available to enhance your daily life.
What our clients are saying
Hear from our satisfied clients who have experienced A Honu Space Transformation
Belia is a jewel! I was looking for guidance about specialized senior resources for my mother who is relocating to HI. Belia is not only incredibly knowledgable, but very kind. She discussed various possibilities for levels of care and then sent me a list of helpful to-dos and forms to get my mother started. I am so grateful for Belia and A Honu Space!
Jennifer B.
“Belia is a dream to work with. She’s kind and supportive with clear direction to keep me on task when I would get distracted. She helped me complete the shed and garage organization job I have been putting off for months.”
Li Hay
“Belia! Aloha! Thank you thank you so much for working your magic in our garage. I love what you have done. I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH!! ENERGY CHANGING…we needed a change…We love the space. I don’t avoid the garage now.”
Stepahnie Y.
Not all care facilities are created or monitored equally.
This week, while visiting a kūpuna at an assisted living facility on Maui, I arrived to find a Medicare licensing inspection actively in progress.
That inspection was conducted by the Hawaii State Department of Health and it’s an important reminder for families doing research on assisted living or independent living options for their kūpuna.
On Maui, there have been documented cases of facilities being fined for operating without properly licensed caregivers on staff. These inspections exist to protect residents, ensure safety standards, and verify that care requirements are being met.
This isn’t about fear it’s about being informed.
When researching care options for your kūpuna, ask:
• Is the facility licensed?
• When was their last DOH inspection?
• Are caregivers properly certified and staffed?
Knowledge is part of care.
#FactualFriday #KupunaCare #MauiKupuna #AssistedLivingMaui #DOHInspection #ElderCareAwareness #CareWithDignity #MauiFamilies
This week, while visiting a kūpuna at an assisted living facility on Maui, I arrived to find a Medicare licensing inspection actively in progress.
That inspection was conducted by the Hawaii State Department of Health and it’s an important reminder for families doing research on assisted living or independent living options for their kūpuna.
On Maui, there have been documented cases of facilities being fined for operating without properly licensed caregivers on staff. These inspections exist to protect residents, ensure safety standards, and verify that care requirements are being met.
This isn’t about fear it’s about being informed.
When researching care options for your kūpuna, ask:
• Is the facility licensed?
• When was their last DOH inspection?
• Are caregivers properly certified and staffed?
Knowledge is part of care.
#FactualFriday #KupunaCare #MauiKupuna #AssistedLivingMaui #DOHInspection #ElderCareAwareness #CareWithDignity #MauiFamilies
Ten days.
That’s how long it took for a medical truth to become a legal one.
In October, my dad received a diagnosis confirmed by a PET scan ordered by his neurologist.
Her guidance was direct and compassionate:
You cannot drive anymore.
You should not live alone anymore.
You should begin planning for what’s next.
She gave him three months to get his affairs in order.
At our follow-up appointment, she asked one simple question:
“Are you still driving?” He said yes.
She did what she was ethically required to do. She notified the Motor Vehicle Division in Phoenix.
Ten days later, the letters arrived.
His driver’s license is now officially revoked.
This isn’t about punishment.
It’s about safety.
It’s about dignity.
It’s about protecting not just the person we love, but everyone else on the road.
These moments are quiet, clinical, and deeply emotional.
They don’t look dramatic from the outside but they change everything.
If you’re walking alongside aging parents, cognitive decline, or hard transitions please don’t wait for a crisis to force action.
Have the conversations early.
Listen to medical guidance.
Plan with compassion, not urgency.
And if you’re in this season too, you’re not alone.
This is what caregiving really looks like.
#AHonuSpace #OrganizeWithAloha #KūpunaCare #KūpunaSupport
#MauiCaregiving #CaregivingWithAloha
In October, my dad received a diagnosis confirmed by a PET scan ordered by his neurologist.
Her guidance was direct and compassionate:
You cannot drive anymore.
You should not live alone anymore.
You should begin planning for what’s next.
She gave him three months to get his affairs in order.
At our follow-up appointment, she asked one simple question:
“Are you still driving?” He said yes.
She did what she was ethically required to do. She notified the Motor Vehicle Division in Phoenix.
Ten days later, the letters arrived.
His driver’s license is now officially revoked.
This isn’t about punishment.
It’s about safety.
It’s about dignity.
It’s about protecting not just the person we love, but everyone else on the road.
These moments are quiet, clinical, and deeply emotional.
They don’t look dramatic from the outside but they change everything.
If you’re walking alongside aging parents, cognitive decline, or hard transitions please don’t wait for a crisis to force action.
Have the conversations early.
Listen to medical guidance.
Plan with compassion, not urgency.
And if you’re in this season too, you’re not alone.
This is what caregiving really looks like.
#AHonuSpace #OrganizeWithAloha #KūpunaCare #KūpunaSupport
#MauiCaregiving #CaregivingWithAloha
I felt lucky to have been invited to attend the Alzheimer’s Association Hawaiʻi Leaders Summit on Oʻahu.
It was a full day connecting with people who share the same heart, compassion, service, and a deep commitment to supporting individuals and families impacted by Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
I had the opportunity to meet two incredible people whose lived experience and perspective felt so aligned with the realities of caregiving and human connection that I immediately thought, you belong in this book I’m collaborating on.
Great conversations, a delicious lunch, and a reminder that this work is never done alone.
I’m looking forward to continuing my volunteer work and staying connected to this thoughtful, caring community. 💜
#AlzheimersAssociation #HawaiiLeadersSummit #CommunityCare #CaregiverSupport #KupunaCare #VolunteerWork #AlohaInAction #AHonuSpace
It was a full day connecting with people who share the same heart, compassion, service, and a deep commitment to supporting individuals and families impacted by Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
I had the opportunity to meet two incredible people whose lived experience and perspective felt so aligned with the realities of caregiving and human connection that I immediately thought, you belong in this book I’m collaborating on.
Great conversations, a delicious lunch, and a reminder that this work is never done alone.
I’m looking forward to continuing my volunteer work and staying connected to this thoughtful, caring community. 💜
#AlzheimersAssociation #HawaiiLeadersSummit #CommunityCare #CaregiverSupport #KupunaCare #VolunteerWork #AlohaInAction #AHonuSpace
Most “clutter” isn’t trash, it’s just in the wrong hands.
A large percentage of items people discard are still usable and could be valuable to someone else, especially household goods, linens, craft materials, and storage items.
This photo shows a few things that someone discarded:
• old linen napkins
• mason jars
• compostable bags
• a wooden utensil holder
• and a roll of cotton I honestly had no idea how to use
Instead of tossing it, I paused and reached out to someone in my circle.
She was thrilled that cotton became the perfect addition to a sewing care package she’s putting together for her mom.
What felt like “extra” to somenoe became exactly right for someone else.
Before you throw something away, pause and ask:
Who might need this?
Decluttering with intention creates less waste and more connection.
#FactualFriday #OrganizeWithAloha #MindfulDecluttering #CommunityCare #ReuseWithPurpose #MauiOrganizer #AHonuSpace
A large percentage of items people discard are still usable and could be valuable to someone else, especially household goods, linens, craft materials, and storage items.
This photo shows a few things that someone discarded:
• old linen napkins
• mason jars
• compostable bags
• a wooden utensil holder
• and a roll of cotton I honestly had no idea how to use
Instead of tossing it, I paused and reached out to someone in my circle.
She was thrilled that cotton became the perfect addition to a sewing care package she’s putting together for her mom.
What felt like “extra” to somenoe became exactly right for someone else.
Before you throw something away, pause and ask:
Who might need this?
Decluttering with intention creates less waste and more connection.
#FactualFriday #OrganizeWithAloha #MindfulDecluttering #CommunityCare #ReuseWithPurpose #MauiOrganizer #AHonuSpace
FUN! At last night’s Maui Walk to End Alzheimer’s Mahalo Party at Sugar Beach Events, hosted by Chef Lee.
I shared my Mission Moment, speaking about why Alzheimer’s awareness and caregiving matter to me personally and deeply.🥺
Mahalo to the Alzheimer’s Association for creating space for these stories and for the continued work in support of our kūpuna and caregivers.
I shared my Mission Moment, speaking about why Alzheimer’s awareness and caregiving matter to me personally and deeply.🥺
Mahalo to the Alzheimer’s Association for creating space for these stories and for the continued work in support of our kūpuna and caregivers.
Managing belongings from off island takes more than good intentions, it take a clear system.
For this ongoing project, the homeowners had already moved and taken what they wanted. I was hired to sort, organize, and inventory what remained so they could make thoughtful decisions from afar.
Each item was photographed and added to a shared Google Doc with simple choices:
keep · donate · shred
Once decisions were made, I handled the follow-through. This included delivering microwaves and other household items to @MauiRapidResponse, keeping usable items in our community while preparing the home for sale.
Clear process.
Informed decisions.
Respectful redistribution.
#AHonuSpace #MauiOrganizer #DownsizingWithAloha #OffIslandOwners #DonationWithPurpose #MauiCommunity #OrganizeWithAloha
For this ongoing project, the homeowners had already moved and taken what they wanted. I was hired to sort, organize, and inventory what remained so they could make thoughtful decisions from afar.
Each item was photographed and added to a shared Google Doc with simple choices:
keep · donate · shred
Once decisions were made, I handled the follow-through. This included delivering microwaves and other household items to @MauiRapidResponse, keeping usable items in our community while preparing the home for sale.
Clear process.
Informed decisions.
Respectful redistribution.
#AHonuSpace #MauiOrganizer #DownsizingWithAloha #OffIslandOwners #DonationWithPurpose #MauiCommunity #OrganizeWithAloha
Ever finish a remodel… and still feel stuck?
This spare room used to be their son’s.
Then it became the drop zone for everything pulled from the living room.
Once the remodel was done, the question became:
What do we actually need to keep?
We created bins in another room, sorted like with like, and made gentle, thoughtful decisions, one category at a time.
No overwhelm. Just progress.
If you have a room that’s waiting for its next purpose, let’s figure it out together.
#BeforeAndAfter #EmptyNesterLife #OrganizingWithAloha
#MauiOrganizer #DeclutterWithCare #AHonuSpace
#HomeReset #CreateSpaceCreateCalm
This spare room used to be their son’s.
Then it became the drop zone for everything pulled from the living room.
Once the remodel was done, the question became:
What do we actually need to keep?
We created bins in another room, sorted like with like, and made gentle, thoughtful decisions, one category at a time.
No overwhelm. Just progress.
If you have a room that’s waiting for its next purpose, let’s figure it out together.
#BeforeAndAfter #EmptyNesterLife #OrganizingWithAloha
#MauiOrganizer #DeclutterWithCare #AHonuSpace
#HomeReset #CreateSpaceCreateCalm
This month’s A Honu Space newsletter reflects on care, clutter, and making space without pressure to start over.
Inside:
• Preparedness & dignity
• Caregiving reflections
• Community updates, including the Walk to End Alzheimer’s Maui
Tap the link in bio to read the January newsletter.
#AHonuSpace #OrganizeWithAloha #Caregiving #Preparedness #KupunaCare @roselaniplace @ohanacaremaui @alohafureverpets @g.r.o.w.withcarl @alzhawaii
Inside:
• Preparedness & dignity
• Caregiving reflections
• Community updates, including the Walk to End Alzheimer’s Maui
Tap the link in bio to read the January newsletter.
#AHonuSpace #OrganizeWithAloha #Caregiving #Preparedness #KupunaCare @roselaniplace @ohanacaremaui @alohafureverpets @g.r.o.w.withcarl @alzhawaii