Made of Money - Financial Capability Skills
Housing Rights
Do you work with tenants, communities or families around budgeting and money?
This unique course adopts an award winning approach to looking at attitudes, communication, fears and values around the difficult topic of money management.
Using materials developed by Quaker Social Action, this two day programme will ensure you have the skills & knowledge to deliver and share financial capability education with the groups/clients you work with.
This informal and interactive course will look at specific issues like:
- Money basics of budgeting, saving, credit and debt;
- Talking about money issues;
- Making the right spending decisions and coping with consumer culture.
Who should attend?
This course will prove essential for those who provide money/budgeting or debt advice and advocacy to clients or groups. Experience of giving financial advice not neccessary.
Date and Time
Location
Housing RIghts
Housing RIghts, 10-12 High Street, Middleton Building
Belfast
BT1 2BA
United Kingdom
Made of Money - Financial Capability Skills
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