Financial literacy is no longer optional; it’s essential. For youth and teens, learning how to manage money early on sets the stage for financial independence, responsibility, and success in adulthood ...
Octagon Africa is excited to announce the launch of its third edition of the financial literacy training program, “Octagon Young Money,” aimed at empowering teenagers and youth aged 8 to 21 years.
The CU F.L.Y. (Financial Literacy for Youth) program aims to empower high school students with essential money management skills. One of its key components, the "Bite of Reality" event ...
The financial literacy program received approximately $2,000; it recently received an anonymous funding gift of $10,000 also. CCE Youth and Family programming is currently looking for new avenues of ...
Teaching teens about money management is one of the best investments you can make in their future. Financial literacy for teens lays the foundation for smart decision-making, responsible spending, and ...
Kids aged 12 and up have the chance to learn how to manage their bank accounts thanks to a program being offered through Kickstand’s Drayton Valley Youth Hub. Tracey MacDonald, an everyday ...