Financial education for young adults

Chaim BePlus believes in financial education for young adults as the key to prevent debt and poverty. As part of the project, we are training mentors to give experiential financial courses to people aged 17-22. Out mentors: *Teach skills like building a personal budget, reading a bank account statement, opening a savings account, choosing a future profession. *Are financial role models *Lead the way in the no overdraft or debt revolution Chaim BePlus was established in 2006 and has taught 12,000 people with 300 mentors in 50 towns around Israel. A small donation now could help prevent the necessity for major donations to needy people later!