By Amy Baty-Herbert | Project Leader
Financial Literacy is important for youths/ teens and twenty-three girls including Agnes & Fatmata attended this mentoring session. Agnes & Fatmata talk about what they learned at a recent mentoring session on Financial Literacy.
Hello, my name is Agnes, I’m a beneficiary of Develop Africa. I learned about saving money. All the time when I have money, I spent it. I was a money spender but now I have learned about saving money too.
Hello, my name is Fatmata. I’m a beneficiary of Develop Africa. Today I learned about the importance of financial literacy, and how to save money.
Thank you for your support towards empowering and educating girls in Africa with girls' mentoring sessions. Mentoring helps girls go through challenging life transitions, including health & wellness, critical decision-making, problem-solving, and transitioning to adulthood.
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