Community programmes for charities and community groups

You know your community. Let’s help more people feel confident, connected and included.

How do we make money skills easier to talk about? How can someone feel safer using the internet? What helps neighbours from different backgrounds get to know one another?

At bMoneywize CIC, we work with charities, CICs, faith groups, libraries and grassroots organisations to explore questions like these through games, practical workshops and welcoming conversations. We listen to what your group needs and plan activities around the people you support.


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What we can work on together?

Our programmes can help people:

  • Build confidence with everyday money choices
  • Practise useful digital skills and recognise online scams
  • Feel less isolated and more connected to others
  • Share experiences in a respectful setting
  • Find the confidence to take part in community life

We agree the focus with you before delivery. A session can explore one topic or bring several connected activities together.


Choose a programme that fits your community:

Money confidence workshops

Friendly, practical sessions help people explore budgeting, saving, spending and planning ahead. We use clear language and everyday examples, with space for questions and discussion.

A workshop can be adapted for young people, parents, women, older adults or a mixed community group. Financial education is not a substitute for individual debt or regulated financial advice; where someone needs specialist help, we can discuss suitable referral arrangements with your organisation.

Digital inclusion

These patient, hands-on sessions help people practise everyday tasks on a phone, tablet or computer. Topics can include getting online, using email, finding reliable information and staying safer from scams.

We can plan a one-off introduction or a course that gives participants more time to practise.


Common Ground: talk, listen, connect

Common Ground brings people from different cultures, faiths, ages and life experiences together. Facilitated activities and Culture Connect conversation cards help people share stories, listen to one another and discover what they have in common.

Your organisation can host a Common Ground session, work with us on a local programme, or ask about the toolkit and facilitator training.

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Wellbeing and rebuilding confidence

For groups supporting women and people facing difficult life changes, we can discuss activities that combine practical skills, confidence and connection. We will agree the purpose, boundaries and support arrangements with you before offering a sensitive programme.

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Ways to work with us

Host a workshop. Bring a bMoneywize session to your venue or group.

Plan a short course. Give participants time to learn, practise and return with questions.

Use games and resources. Continue conversations with books, educational games or the Common Ground toolkit.

Build a partnership. Co-design a programme around your community, funding opportunity or local priority.

Welcoming by design

People learn and take part in different ways. We can use plain language, visual materials, games, small-group activities and quieter ways to participate. Tell us about access needs, languages, confidence levels and anything else that will help people feel welcome.

We also discuss safeguarding, privacy and referral responsibilities with the host organisation where they are relevant to the programme.


How a community partnership works

1. Tell us about your group. Who do you support, and what would you like to change?

2. Plan together. We agree the activities, venue, timing, accessibility needs, responsibilities and cost.

3. Deliver the programme. Our facilitators guide practical learning and respectful participation.

4. Learn from the results. We can gather attendance and feedback, and agree simple ways to understand changes in confidence, knowledge or connection.

Why work with bMoneywize CIC?

We make learning practical through games, books, workshops and conversation tools. Founded by Dr Arinola Araba, bMoneywize CIC brings financial education, digital inclusion and community connection into places where people already meet and feel at home.

We work with you to make the activity useful for your community, whether you are arranging a single session or developing a longer partnership.


Frequently asked questions

Can a small charity or volunteer-led group work with you?

Yes. Tell us what you hope to do, how many people you support and whether you already have a venue or funding. We can discuss a suitable starting point.

Can you deliver a one-off session?

Yes. You can ask about one workshop, a short course or a wider community programme.

Do you work with older adults as well as young people?

Yes. We adapt the language, pace, examples and activities to the group.

Can our staff or volunteers learn to use the Common Ground cards?

Ask us about toolkit use and facilitator training. We can discuss what your team needs to run welcoming, respectful conversations.

Can you help us measure the results?

Yes. We can agree proportionate measures before delivery, such as participation, feedback and changes in confidence or knowledge.

How much does a programme cost?

The cost depends on the format, number of sessions, group size, resources and delivery needs. Share a few details and we will provide a clear proposal.


Let’s build something useful together

Tell us about your organisation, the people you support and the programme you are interested in. We would love to hear your ideas.

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