Financial Literacy
Financial literacy is more than just knowing how to manage money—it’s a foundation for mental health, strong families, and thriving communities. When individuals understand how to budget, save, and invest, they reduce financial stress, gain confidence in decision-making, and create stability at home. This knowledge empowers families to plan for the future, avoid cycles of debt, and model healthy habits for the next generation. At a community level, widespread financial literacy fosters resilience, independence, and shared prosperity, creating a ripple effect that benefits everyone.