CEO of Investec Real Estate Companies Kenny Slaught encourages those who faced various life struggles. Slaught promotes the Hospice of Santa Barbara and its Parenting After Loss program on his blog at KennySlaught.com. He continues to bring awareness to how important social support is for those who lost a family member. Read more: http://finance.dailyherald.com/dailyherald/news/read/33587936/Kenny_Slaught_ Continue Reading
After suffering a loss, many children feel anxious and depressed. This can lead them into destructive behaviors, says Kenny Slaught. A better alternative is the I Have a Friend program, which helps kids see the possibility of a happy future. The mentors work with open communication in order to promote healing and resilience in struggling… Continue Reading
Mission Santa Barbara was started in 1786 by the Spanish Catholic Church, and was the tenth church who converted the indigenous people in Santa Barbara County. The missions includes a filter house, Spanish gristmill, portions of aqueducts, and two reservoirs served as part of Santa Barbara water system. Kenny Slaught says that those who want to… Continue Reading
Nearly 100 years ago, architect George Washington Smith started the Spanish Colonial Revival style. Smith dropped out of Harvard to work as a bond trader, and later came back to Santa Barbara to pursue his painting hobbies. However, the architect decided to continue creating artworks for Californians upon realizing how famous his paintings were. Smith… Continue Reading
More people are using platforms that provide online partnerships and workflow computerization, thanks to their data accuracy. Kenny Slaught believes that such websites offer a wider market access access to real estate investors. As new mobile apps and intuitive software appeared, investors and builders were given an easier way to reach a broad market. Crowdfunding… Continue Reading
Hospice of Santa Barbara provides many services meant to help those who struggle with terminal illness as well as their family, says Kenny Slaught. The programs are free and mostly focused on children, as 20 percent of them lose a parent before turning 18, and one in 20 have a parent die before reaching adulthood.… Continue Reading
The project now known as Hoover Dam was constructed from 1931 until 1936 during the Great Depression and costed $49 million. Later on, the structure’s name was changed to Hoover Dam as a tribute to President Herbert Hoover, who was a major supporter. Hoover Dam could provide over 4.2 billion kWh2 a year thanks to… Continue Reading
Property investor Kenny Slaught, who resides in California, shows his support to those who struggle. One of the projects he supports is Parenting After Loss, started by the Hospice of Santa Barbara. Slaught emphasizes the importance of offering social support to those who experienced a loss on his blog at KennySlaught.com. Read more: http://finance.dailyherald.com/dailyherald/news/read/33587936/Kenny_Slaught_ Continue Reading