Brgy. Magallanes Concludes Financial Literacy Training for Batch 2

On November 8, 2024, Brgy. Magallanes in Limasawa, Southern Leyte, held the final session of its Financial Literacy Training for Batch 2, marking the successful completion of a valuable community initiative. The session was led by resource speaker Agnes Montañez, who shared key insights on topics such as budgeting, saving, and financial planning. Facilitators Josefina O. Carpentero and Jhon Mar A. Majerano guided participants through the program, creating a supportive and engaging environment for learning.

Participants were invited to share their personal financial issues and money management techniques, as well as to discuss and apply financial principles throughout the program. Participants gained useful skills for everyday financial decision-making as a result of Montañez's presentation, which simplified difficult financial subjects. The collaborative environment created by Carpentero and Majerano's facilitation gave participants the confidence and drive to succeed in their educational endeavours.

Batch 2's completion highlights Brgy. Magallanes' commitment to building community resilience and financial awareness. The barangay contributes to a stronger, more financially secure community by empowering people to take charge of their financial well-being by teaching inhabitants critical financial skills.

This effective training program lays the groundwork for future financial literacy initiatives in Brgy and emphasises the value of community-driven education. Magallanes. After leaving, participants had more self-assurance and useful information to help them make wise financial decisions and secure a better future for themselves and their families.

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; and #5: Gender Equality: #11: Sustainable Cities and Communities.