Improving health
and financial literacy

But traditionally, the giant healthcare and financial industries and associated sectors such as the media, marketing and even government have often poorly served this area.

With changing socio-economic structures, the rapid pace of digitalisation and the introduction of ever increasingly complex products and services, the need for unbiased, evidence-based education has never been greater.

This must be inclusive, widely accessible and made simple.

• Provision of free resources
• Media campaigns to raise awareness of the importance of financial education
• Tailored education programmes, seminars and events to support the community
• Education tools, training, services and support for parents and teachers and
• Collaboration with stakeholders and government, finance, education and community partners to extend the reach of our work.