Most Financial Literacy Programs Aren’t Designed Specifically for Justice-Involved Learners.
Ours Is.
Why Facilities and Nonprofits Implement Our Curriculum
Our structured, classroom-ready materials allow facilities to launch financial literacy programming immediately. There is no curriculum development or extensive prep time for you.
Unlike generic financial education programs, our curriculum addresses the real financial barriers individuals face during reentry, making lessons practical, relevant, and actionable.
We offer straightforward pricing with no recurring subscription fees, making procurement and budgeting predictable.
Designed with correctional environments in mind, the curriculum is adaptable for classroom instruction, nonprofit programming, or structured reentry cohorts.
Organizations can take advantage of tiered pricing for larger student cohorts, making it easier to provide financial literacy education to more individuals while staying within budget.
Partnering with facilities and nonprofits, we provide continuous implementation support to ensure financial literacy is effectively delivered.
Our Curriculum
We offer justice-informed financial literacy student workbooks, teaching workbooks, teaching aids, and implementation support. Ideal for correctional facilities, reentry programs, and nonprofits, our offerings are a powerful, ready-to-use solution for teaching financial literacy in a way that’s relevant, compassionate, and transformative.
Unlock the power to inspire financial confidence in your classroom with BeRe Financial Literacy 102: A Financial Guide Before Reentry Teacher's Guide. This comprehensive guide equips educators with detailed explanations of Financial Literacy 102: A Financial Guide Before Reentry, step-by-step lesson plans, engaging digital presentations, and practical resources designed to make financial literacy accessible and enjoyable for students of all ages.
Inside, you'll find:
Financial Literacy 102: A Financial Guide Before Reentry Teacher's Guide
Easy-to-follow instructions tailored for diverse learning styles
Real-world examples that bring concepts to life
Interactive exercises to encourage critical thinking and smart money habits
Tips for creating inclusive and supportive learning environments
12 Pre-made digital presentations
Each presentation corresponds to a chapter
Colorful & Engaging
Editable
Financial Literacy 102: A Financial Literacy Guide to Reentry Teacher’s Materials E-Book
Additional fillable lesson plans
Lesson props & visual aids
Mock financial documents
Student certificate template
Additional activity materials
Virtual Teacher Support & Training
12 hours of live, virtual Teacher Training tailored to your organization.
Up to two instructors may participate per Teacher’s Guide purchased
Sessions can be scheduled flexibly to fit your team’s needs
(e.g., 6 sessions of 2 hours, 8 sessions of 1.5 hours, or 12 sessions of 1 hour).
Training is completed within 12 months of purchase
Be the catalyst for your students' financial future with the ultimate toolkit that takes the guesswork out of teaching money management.
Standard price listed. Request a Quote for discounted bulk pricing.
Financial Literacy 102: A Financial Guide Before Reentry is a practical, justice-informed workbook designed to build foundational financial knowledge before returning to the community. Through clear explanations, case studies, and hands-on activities, learners are introduced to everyday financial concepts in a way that is approachable, engaging, and grounded in real-world application. Rather than relying on jargon or assumptions, this workbook meets learners where they are, creating space to learn, reflect, and practice essential skills without judgment.
This 12 Chapter Workbook walks learners through key financial topics step by step:
What is Money? Builds a foundational understanding of what money is and encourages reflection on personal relationships with it.
What is Credit? Explains how credit works, how scores are calculated, and the realities of borrowing.
What is a Budget? Introduces practical steps to create and maintain a working budget.
What is a Bank? Explores how banks operate and how to choose and use financial services.
How Does Health Affect Wealth? Examines the financial impact of health decisions and long-term well-being.
The Financial Starter Pack. Introduces essential financial tools and reinforces confidence in using them.
Skills that Pay Bills. Guides learners through identifying career paths and planning for income stability.
Finding Your Career. Connects career choices to budgeting and financial decision-making.
Starting in Apartments. Uses budgeting skills to evaluate and compare rental housing options.
Picking a Ride. Explores transportation choices, including the true cost of owning a vehicle.
Finding a Home. Simulates the home-buying process and introduces long-term financial considerations.
People & Money. Addresses how to navigate financial conversations and decisions within relationships.
Designed specifically with reentry in mind, this curriculum acknowledges that financial literacy is not “common sense”; it is learned. Each lesson emphasizes practical application, giving learners the opportunity to actively engage with financial tools like budgeting, credit, and decision-making in realistic contexts. With a tone that is clear, respectful, and free of intimidation, paired with a colorful and engaging design, Financial Literacy 102: A Financial Guide Before Reentry is built to be a resource learners will actually use, supporting them as they begin to rebuild, plan, and move forward.
Pocket Guide to Credit & Interest
Big financial wisdom that fits in your pocket.
This lightweight guide is designed to go wherever you go—keep it in your bag or car for quick confidence when you need it most. We’ve replaced confusing financial jargon with a clear, high-impact, justice-informed tool that’s affordable and ideal for reentry programs, nonprofits, and correctional facilities.
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