Our Programs
We cater for all learning abilities and levels of knowledge
Programs
Choose the program to best suit your needs.
Centsible Teen Talk
Ages 15-18
This program is designed to help teenagers become more aware of financial literacy. It is a program that we have delivered to community groups, and we also travel to high schools. The target age range for this program is from 15 to 19.
As a teenager, they may not have a lot of money to manage, but it's still important to learn the basics of financial management. This includes understanding the difference between needs and wants, creating a budget, and saving money. By developing good financial habits early on, they will be better prepared to manage their finances as they grow older. By taking the time to learn about financial literacy, they will be moreequipped to make smart financial decisions throughout their lives.
Centsible Starter
Ages 18-35
This program is designed to help young families navigate financial literacy. It is a program that we have delivered to community groups, and community houses. The target age range for this program is from 18 to 35.
Financial literacy is an essential skill that can significantly benefit you when deciding to have a family and running a household. The ability to manage finances effectively can help you create a stable financial foundation for your family's future.
Having a good understanding of budgeting, savings, and financial strategies can help you make informed decisions and ensure that your family's financial needs are met. When you are financially literate, you can avoid unnecessary expenses, minimize debt, and build a strong financial portfolio for your family's future.
Centsible Business
Ages 20 – 35
This program is designed to help small business owners. It is a program that we have delivered to community groups, and community houses. The target range for this program is small business owners.
When it comes to small business owners, financial literacy is crucial to the success of their business and the greater community.
One of the benefits of financial literacy in small business is the ability to make informed financial decisions. With financial literacy, small business owners can create and manage budgets, track expenses, and make sound decisions. This helps them avoid overspending, reduce debt, and increase profits, which can lead to growth in their business.
Another benefit of financial literacy in small business is that it can positively impact the community. When small businesses are financially stable, they are more likely to create jobs and stimulate the local economy. This can lead to increased tax revenues, improved infrastructure, and a better quality of life for residents.
Centsible Queens
Ages 18 – 35
This program is designed to help women become financially independent. It is a program that we have delivered to community groups, and community houses. There is no target range for this program, all women of all ages are welcome.
It is essential that women have their own finances for several reasons. Firstly, financial independence gives women a sense of empowerment and control over their lives. With their own money, they can make their own decisions about their lives, including where to live, what to buy, and how to spend their time. They no longer have to rely on others for financial support, which can be a significant source of stress and anxiety.
Secondly, women often face unique financial challenges, such as the gender pay gap, career breaks to care for children or elderly family members, and longer life expectancy. Having their own finances allows them to better navigate these challenges and ensure their financial security.
Thirdly, having their own money can also provide women with a sense of freedom and flexibility. They can pursue their own interests and goals without having to worry about the financial constraints imposed by others.
Overall, financial independence is crucial for women's well-being and success. It provides them with a sense of empowerment, helps them navigate unique financial challenges, and allows them to pursue their own goals and interests.
Centsible Living
Ages 15 – 25
Financial literacy can also help individuals with mental and physical disabilities to be more independent. By learning how to manage their own money, they can take control of their financial lives and make decisions that are in their best interests. This can lead to greater self-confidence.
Overall, financial literacy can be a valuable tool for anyone, including those with disabilities. By learning about money management and making informed decisions about their finances, individuals with disabilities can lead a more independent and fulfilling life.
