Financial Literacy
About
With funds raised by the Financial Women’s Association and Volunteers from Franklin Templeton, DOT piloted our Financial Literacy Program in March 2017. This program is in line with our vision to empower DOT women to lead financially independent lives and by helping them develop a healthy relationship with money and acquire money-management skills.
Since 2018, an enhanced and specially-tailored program was co-developed with AIDHA. The AIDHA-DOT Financial Literacy Program is designed to be interactive and thought-provoking, with case studies that are relatable to by DOT women. The program addresses and breaks down deep-seated mindsets and beliefs about money that hold women back from progressing in life. A series of 4 weekly workshops is followed by 7 months of support group to help women form good money habits and progress on their financial goals.
Success Stories
Our women support programmes and services are catered for women from low-income families who are registered with any Family Service Centre or Social Service Office. If you are interested in finding out more about our programmes, or want to collaboration, please contact Partnerships@DaughtersOfTomorrow.org.