Building students’ financial skills
Refresher of our updated training aiming at building students’ financial skills at Enfants du Mékong. When students move to Phnom Penh and start university, money is a big challenge: it …
Impact
We focus on people and help participants to our programme analyse their financial problems and find practical solutions that work for them and their family. We use daily life language and situations and colourful pictures to make money less mysterious and build participants’ confidence.
Ethics
Money is a social tool that links people: someone’s income is someone else’s expense. Honesty and fairness are more critical to make this world a better place than saving or planning. We are independent from financial services providers.
Partnership and role-modelling
We empower social workers, NGOs staff, low-income people who then positively influence their peers and families. We are building a network of like-minded organisations, pooling our respective expertise.
