Kenny Slaught Discusses Local Services For Youth Suffering Loss Of Loved One

Hospice of Santa Barbara provides many counseling programs for those affected by a loss, and not only terminally ill patients. Some programs focus on children who have a hard time dealing with the death of a loved one. About one child in 20 loses at least one caretaker before becoming an adult, and 20 percent of teens experience the death of a family member before 18 years old. The services provided by Hospice of Santa Barbara aim to help these kids. Kenny Slaught notes that the programs are helpful for children who are at risk of depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

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Kenny Slaught Discusses Benefits Of Hospice Youth Support Initiatives

Kenny Slaught supports Hospice of Santa Barbara’s involvement in different school levels, starting with elementary grade and up to college. Students who were affected by trauma can freely talk about their problems during the weekly support groups organized by volunteers. The groups strive to teach students how to better cope with and analyze their feelings. The coping tools aid teens in not getting involved with drugs or other self-destructive behaviors. Beside helping kids, the foundation provides courses to employees about how to effectively communicate with students when it comes to sensitive subjects. The Hospice of Santa Barbara is connected with 65 schools, with which it is open for communication 24/7.

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Kenny Slaught Pushes For Santa Barbara’s Unique Architectural Legacy

Santa Barbara is a popular spot for visitors all over the world thanks to its beautiful weather and architectural buildings. The city’s buildings aren’t similar to the ones in other US regions, because its style comes from the Spanish colonization era. Santa Barbara’s legacy has been preserved since the city planning stage, and was one of the first cities in US to do so. Property investor Kenny Slaught talked about Santa Barbara’s history and shared some important dates on his blog at KennySlaughtnews.com. The timeline educates readers on how the city’s architecture came to be. 

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Kenny Slaught Posts About GCE Grant For UCSB

Kenny Slaught is an active member and supporter of UCSB Foundation. He has posted on his blog, found at Kenny Slaught.com, that “The University of California Santa Barbara is a Grand Challenges Explorations grant winner.” He extended his congratulations to the university.

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