Sep 15, 2020
A new non-profit has launched to help youths and young adults craft a personal growth plan to learn new skills, create a tangible approach to purposeful living and achieve their life-fulfilling goals.
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Chicago, United States - September 14, 2020 /PressCable/ —
CHICAGO, IL: A new non-profit has launched to help youths and young adults craft a personal growth plan to learn new skills, create a tangible approach to purposeful living and achieve their life-fulfilling goals. In addition to providing education and development classes via streaming services, Kenechi also provides mentors that will serve as a guide every step of the way.
Kenechi offers interactive programs, instruction, and resources on a variety of topics to provide young adults with the education and tools they need to succeed and thrive in their personal development journey. Their personalized learning programs include valuable life skills such as finance and money, health and wellness, personal and workplace skills, education and careers, performing and fine arts, and writing and public speaking.
“When we were first discussing starting something like this, the initial idea to offer values and skills to underserved youths; the idea came from our founder who grew up on the south side of Chicago and faced many challenges growing up,” noted Len Marchese, CEO of Kenechi. “His desire to start what is now Kenechi was conceptualized from a central question of what he might have achieved if he had someone to guide him and to provide the skills and the values to overcome those challenges.”
Kenechi is born out of the idea that everyone has a purpose and a plan for their lives. No matter where one is in fulfilling that purpose, there is always work that can be done to refine oneself. Kenechi wants to assist youth and their families throughout this journey.
Kenechi provides a range of resources and programs to help its members acquire the necessary values, skills, and support to be exceptional and to make decisions that are in the best interest of their well-being, future, and the betterment of the communities they influence. Their goal is to create an informative approach to purposeful living, parenting, development, and growth.
In addition to young adults and parents being able to utilize Kenechi individually via the website and video streaming platform at no cost to them, Kenechi is also a valuable resource for numerous agencies to incorporate their learning, mentoring, and consultative resources into their existing program offerings.
Kenechi was founded to help create a life of fulfillment for everyone they serve.
“A life unfulfilled is not what God has planned for us,” noted Kenechi’s founder. “An informative approach, dedicated mentors, and a personal growth plan help to expedite the path towards a life of purpose and fulfillment. It’s ultimately up to us to do it.”
About Kenechi
Kenechi is an easy, accessible way to equip youths, young adults, parents, and guardians with ideas and activities to build a life of purpose, fulfillment, happiness, and legacy. Founded on the values of true respect and compassion, Kenechi strives to bring reassurance, meaning, and success to the life purpose of youths and young adults. They also provide and service organizations that are helping build up the future’s youth.
To learn more, contact Len Marchese at 312-396-4163 for more information or check them out online at kenechi.com
Kenechi is located at 205 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 810, Chicago, Illinois 60601
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Name: Len Marchese
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Organization: Kenechi
Address: 205 N Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60601, United States
Website: https://kenechi.com
Source: PressCable
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