Carleda Johnson
Independent Living Skills Coordinator
Access Living’s money management classes are geared toward people with disabilities who want to improve their credit, learn to budget, and save for the future. Students who complete the workshop series receive certificates of completion and small stipends!
Participants learn to take control over their personal finances and establish practices for long-term money management such as:
About the workshops:
Week One | Financial Freedom: What Does it Mean? |
Week Two | Making Financial Decisions: How Emotional and Cultural Influences Shape How We Spend |
Week Three | Bank Accounts: Our Options and Their Benefits |
Week Four | Credit: Using it Wisely |
Week Five | Budgets: Why and How to Track Our Income and Expenses |
Week Six | Financial Goals: The Benefits to Saving Money and Setting Financial Goals |
Week Seven | Credit Reports: What Are They? Why are They Important? |
Week Eight | Credit Cards: An Introduction |
Week Nine | Guest Speaker: Fraud Prevention |
Week Ten | Work Supports and ABLE: Final Test |
To attend, please contact one of the class leaders listed below, or fill out the Class Contact form.