Master Money Mentor Program

The Master Money Mentor Program is designed to train volunteers to work with individuals requesting help with money management issues. This training provides them with money management strategies for helping individuals grasp basic money concepts and provides tools for participant use. Agency personnel may find the information presented in this program useful to them as they work with clients or customers. Cost is $30.00 per person. Clink on link below for more information.

Master Money Mentor Program 2012

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