Financial Well-being Workshop - FREE COURSE - Online

The workshop aims to provide participants of a basic understanding of the psychology of financial difficulty and how it may impact on someone. It also covers the importance of budgeting.

Trainer: Jan Channing - Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Wales

Cost: Free of charge

Learning objectives:

The psychological effect of financial difficulty
Understand the complex relationships we have with money
Budgeting and prioritising payments
Agencies that may help

This course is free of charge but if you fail to attend or you provide less than two week's cancellation notice will be charged a fee of £20. If you find that you are unable to attend, we do allow and encourage you to find someone to take your place on the course, if this is possible for us to do for you at the time.

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