Brgy. Magallanes Concludes Day 1 of Financial Literacy Training for Batch 1

On November 7, 2024, Brgy. Magallanes in Limasawa, Southern Leyte, concluded its first batch of Financial Literacy Training, marking a significant step toward financial empowerment for its residents. This final session was led by resource speaker Agnes Montañez, who provided practical knowledge on managing finances effectively. The training was facilitated by Josefina O. Carpentero and Jhon Mar A. Majerano, who guided participants through each stage of the program.

The session covered essential financial skills, including budgeting, saving, and planning for future expenses, with Montañez highlighting how these practices contribute to financial stability and resilience. Participants were encouraged to engage actively, sharing their own experiences and discussing ways to apply financial concepts in their daily lives. The facilitators created a supportive learning environment, ensuring that each attendee could participate and gain valuable insights.

The conclusion of this first batch underscores Brgy. Magallanes' commitment to equipping its community members with the tools needed for financial independence. The success of the training demonstrates the value of community-led initiatives in fostering economic awareness and growth.

With the completion of Batch 1, Brgy. Magallanes sets the stage for ongoing efforts in financial education, reinforcing its dedication to a financially knowledgeable and resilient community.

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.