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Basic Life Skills for Everyday Life Series
Securing Financial Stability
Lovett, Hernandez
Financial Education - General
In the current economy, financial stability is important. That stability rests with families securing and managing their basic human needs of food, clothing, and shelter.
Improve the quality of life for clients resulting in stronger families.
Practice one of more resource management behaviors resulting in increased savings or investments.
Increase knowledge and skills related to managing available financial and non-financial resources.
Initial Outcome: Managing a budget
Indicator: Making and using a budget
Method: Basic Life Skills curriculum
Timeline: July 2020-June, 2021
Intermediate Outcome: Demonstrate practical living skills related to economics
Indicator: Living within Budget
Method: Teaching Real Skills for Everyday Life series
Timeline: July, 2020-June 2021
Long-term Outcome: Number of participants reporting improved family financial stability.
Indicator: Living on a budget
Method: Basic Life Skills Curriculum
Timeline: July 2020-June 2021
Audience: Interested Participants
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Content or Curriculum: Bean Game
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Date: July 2020-June 2021
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Author: Edith Lovett
Major Program: Family Development General
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