Financial Literacy

In the United States, there is a strong emphasis on teaching core skills like reading and writing, but financial literacy for women often receives far less attention. As a result, many women grow up without the tools needed to manage personal finances effectively, leading to cycles of poor financial decisions and the ongoing struggle to meet daily expenses without a clear path to financial independence. This challenge is especially pressing for women in low-income communities.
 

Faith In Girls (FIG) recognizes the urgent need to close this gap. By integrating financial literacy into our program curriculum, we aim to equip women with essential financial skills and raise awareness about the importance of financial well-being. Through partnerships with local community organizations, we are committed to teaching women practical financial principles that they can begin applying immediately. Upon completing our comprehensive program, participants will have the opportunity to join our Home Readiness Program and participate in our Rent-to-Own initiative, ultimately creating pathways to homeownership and long-term financial security.