The 4 Sessions Details
Session 1
Money Basics
Discover the fundamentals of money, including recognizing coins, bills, and understanding the value of currency in daily life.
Session 2
Smart Saving
Learn how to build a healthy savings habit, setting small goals and understanding how to grow money over time.
Session 3
Wise Spending
Navigate daily shopping with confidence, making thoughtful choices between needs and wants while managing a budget.
Future Planning
Session 4
Start looking ahead by learning about income, banking basics, and setting a path toward long-term financial independence.
Common Questions
Who is this course for?
The course is designed specifically for students with intellectual disabilities, focusing on accessible and engaging money skills education. Parents are encouraged to participate alongside their children.
Is the format online or in-person?
We offer both formats to increase accessibility. Online sessions allow for learning from home, while in-person workshops provide hands-on community engagement.
What support needs are addressed?
Our curriculum is adapted for various cognitive and motor support needs, uses visual aids, and focuses on practical, concrete concepts that help build independence.
What is the time commitment?
The course consists of four interactive sessions. Each session is built to be manageable and engaging, fitting into a family's schedule without feeling overwhelming.
What materials will we need?
All necessary learning materials and activity kits are provided as part of the enrollment. No special equipment is needed beyond a willingness to learn!
Is there an age range?
While tailored for students in their teens and early adulthood transitioning to independence, the core concepts are universal and adaptable for different ages.