Day 1 of Financial Literacy Training Empowers Brgy. San Bernardo Community

On November 7, 2024, the residents of Brgy. San Bernardo in Limasawa, Southern Leyte, gathered for a Financial Literacy Training aimed at strengthening community members' financial skills and knowledge. The training, held at the local covered court, was led by resource speaker Christian Errol B. Bandalan, who shared valuable insights on financial management and literacy. Facilitators Adelfa C. Diola and Juvy Obus provided support, ensuring a smooth flow of activities and engaging discussions.

Through hands-on learning, participants were introduced to key financial concepts such as budgeting, saving, and planning for the future. Attendees actively participated, sharing their own financial experiences and discussing strategies for economic resilience. The session fostered a collaborative atmosphere, encouraging open dialogue and empowering community members to take control of their financial futures.

This event underscores the commitment of Brgy. San Bernardo to equip its residents with the knowledge necessary for sustainable financial practices. The training not only provided practical skills but also strengthened community bonds, creating a support system among participants, facilitators, and organizers.

With continued efforts like these, Brgy. San Bernardo aims to promote financial well-being and resilience within the community, paving the way for a brighter economic future.

This training is in alignment to the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals such as #1: No Poverty, #10: Reduced Inequalities #4: Quality Education; #8: Decent Work & Economic Growth; #5: Gender Equality; and #11: Sustainable Cities and Communities.