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DebtAware recently hosted the third Social Innovation Partnership & Money Advice Service ‘evaluation toolkit workshop’. The aim of the workshop is to help non-profit organisations evaluate the impact of their financial education programmes, basically allowing them to prove that they work on the target group such as students, children or low-income adults. Being able to prove … Read more

Whilst teachers’ consider financial education important, 19% remain under-confident about how to teach the subject This is according to new research commissioned by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Financial Education for Young People called “Two Years On; Job Done?” which focuses on the efficacy of financial education in England, two years after it was … Read more

DebtAware is delighted to become a Children’s University ‘Learning Destination’ The Children’s University is an international charity which encourages all children aged between 5 to 14 years to try new experiences, develop new interests and acquire new skills through participation in innovative and creative learning activities. The programmes partner organisations are known as “Learning Destinations”: places which … Read more

A report by VoucherCodes.co.uk has suggested that one in ten children worry often about their family having enough money. The survey of more than 1,000 children across the UK also found that 29% of children say their parents talk to them about their pocket money and how the family should spend money in comparison to … Read more