For community groups and organisations

Delivered virtually via Teams, our online Financial Wellbeing workshops are free of charge and are 45 – 60 mins in duration. Sessions are interactive and time is given for Q&A at the end of each session should participants have any questions. We deliver to any organisation that works with groups of people.

*Please note, no personal advice will be given, however we can signpost attendees to the relevant service(s) who can provide any required advice.

Please click the image to access our Facilitator Information Pack, which lists the topics we can deliver, as well as some FAQs.

If you would like to book a session or require more information, please get in touch.

*When making a booking, please let us know specific dates you have in mind, as well as the size of your group. This will allow us to check our availability when responding to you.

The Financial Wellbeing Team also run monthly webinars, open to the general public - please click here to be redirected to our Eventbrite page.

For more information on our Financial Wellbeing project, please click on the image.

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