Livonia, Michigan – PSI Repair Services, Inc., a subsidiary of Phillips Service Industries and leading industrial component repair service, announced today that it is partnering with Winning Futures to mentor Metro-Detroit area youth.
Winning Futures is an award-winning non-profit organization that empowers youth to succeed through mentoring and strategic planning. They partner with high schools in metro Detroit to facilitate innovative mentoring sessions in the school where they engage youth through trusting relationships with mentors, energizing experiences, and unforgettable life lessons. This weekly program is unique in that it has a fun, structured curriculum where mentors teach students through hands-on activities, written exercises, and group discussions. They focus on character value development, self-exploration, goal setting, job readiness skills, overcoming obstacles, and strategic planning. Over 95% of surveyed alumni continue their education past high school and they have awarded over $1.7M in scholarships to local youth. Since 1994, 39,000 students have been impacted by Winning Futures.
“PSI Repair Services is delighted to support the Winning Futures program,” said Mike Fitzpatrick, general manager of PSI Repair Services, Inc. “Preparing and encouraging our youth to succeed is one of the most important responsibilities we have as adults.”
To learn more about Winning Futures, visit www.WinningFutures.org.
Established in 1967, PSI Repair Services offers the world’s most complete range of repair and engineering services to resolve poorly performing electronics, hydraulics, robotics and precision mechanical assemblies. In addition, PSI offers emergency services and stock thousands of surplus parts to help customers get their critical production equipment back up and running again. PSI serves a wide range of industries and markets like automotive, aerospace, defense/military, food and beverage, healthcare, public transportation, semiconductor and wind energy.
Follow PSI on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn and YouTube.
