Accra, Ghana Deployment
Our Africa Hub conducted a financial literacy and savings basics workshop for children at the Amazing Shepherd Children's Home care center in Accra, Ghana. The program trained a total of 25 youth, split into two interactive cohorts to ensure strict child safeguarding, active engagement, and direct mentoring.
"I used to spend whatever coins I got immediately... Writing them down in the paper booklet showed me how I can actually keep my money instead of losing it." — Kofi Mensah, Age 13
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UAE Support Staff Workshop (DPS)
Taught financial literacy and cash flow management to school ancillary staff (including bus drivers, security guards, cleaners, and bus conductors). Focus was placed on wage budgeting, preventing cash leakage on micro-transactions, and implementing the LedgerPlus offline app for tracking.
"I never wrote down my spendings anywhere... This is the first time I am seeing an app that lets me log my costs offline in my own language." — Zain Asghar, School Bus Driver (Translated from Urdu)
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Factory Operator Workshop (UAE)
Conducted inside the labor camp accommodations for factory operators. Taught wage allocation methods and remittance protection models, installing LedgerPlus on operators' phones. (42+ Attendees)
Cashless Teenagers Workshop (USA)
Addressing cashless friction. Guiding youth to audit invisible monthly card charges and track micro-spendings manually using local offline tools to prevent overspending. (24+ Attendees)
