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AUG18
Online
Budgeting for Everyday Choices
6:00–7:00 PM CT · Participants & families
Accessible financial education
Money skills for real life. Taught with clarity, dignity, and choice.
Practical learning for neurodivergent people and the families, educators, and community partners who support them.
✓ Accessible by design✓ General education only✓ Choice-led learning
Your learning pathway
01Learn clearly
02Practice safely
♡Build independence
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Start where you are
A clear path for every audience
Choose the experience that fits your role. Each pathway uses plain language, predictable navigation, and practical next steps.
How it works
One step at a time. At your pace.
01Join✓
02Learn✓
03Practice✓
04Build independence✓
Featured resources
Useful tools. Clear next steps.
Browse short, accessible materials by topic, audience, format, and support preference.
◎Worksheet
Budgeting20 min
My Weekly Money Plan
A visual worksheet for planning what comes in, what goes out, and what to save.
✓ Visual support◇Activity
Spending15 min
Needs, Wants & Choices
Practice sorting everyday purchases and talking through the choices behind them.
✓ Useful repetition✓Checklist
Benefits10 min
Questions for a Benefits Specialist
A family-friendly checklist for preparing to meet a qualified professional.
✓ Caregiver supportTrust by design
Youth leadership, with clear adult oversight.
Public content and program workflows separate ambassador leadership from organizational approval, safeguarding, and professional review.
Adult supervision
Required for ambassador activities
Manual approval
Applications and events are never auto-published
Educational limits
General information, not individual advice
Private by default
Sensitive reports stay restricted
Our impact
Transparent from day one
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