A child can feel low and hopeless after losing a caretaker, Kenny Slaught explains. To help them overcome depression, the I Have a Friend program was started. The program pairs children with older volunteers who had a similar experience, which results in a strong friendship. The child continues to heal as the mentor provides a listening ear and sympathy.

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The Santa Barbara Bowl Foundation provided support for the Girls Rock Santa Barbara initiative as early as 2015. Understanding that music can be used to empower young women, Kenny Slaught believes this organization creates a nurturing environment to help improve self-confidence and creativity in adolecents. The program includes music lessons, various workshops, live performances, focuses on openmindedness, challenging the typical gender roles, and collaboration. Like this, Girls Rock Santa Barbara continues the goal of Santa Barbara Bowl Foundation of proviing access to music and the arts to everyone.

 
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Kenny Slaught, real estate in California, considers the effect of the current architectural trends on Santa Barbara’s housing industry. He talks about the beauty of the Spanish style buildings on his blog at KennySlaught.com, and discusses the architectural changes that happened over the last 100 years. These changes followed the government’s decision of smoothing out uncontrolled housing growth.

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As new technologies become more widely used in all spheres of human life, real estate Kenny Slaught acknowledges the importance of innovations in the real estate market. He highlights that the country’s property management sector was brought into the digital age with technology, making it more profitable and efficient. Slaught details the role that innovations had in the housing industry on his blog at KennySlaught.com.

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