After a session: where to go next.

Your take-home sheet

The sheet you were given is yours to keep, and it is online too.

Your sheet has the name of the session at the top. Lost it, or want it on your phone? Choose your country below, then the session you went to. On a phone, you can tap any address on the sheet to open it.

Each sheet has a “Version of” date at the bottom. If the date online is newer than the one on your paper copy, the sheet has changed since it was printed.

Free official help

For help with your own situation, go to a free official service.

• Free help by country: services for money, healthcare and local government. Every one is run or funded by government, or is a regulator, ombudsman or statutory body, and is free to use. None of them is connected to Moraph.
• Your country: what is available in each country where Moraph has an office.
• If it might be an emergency, call your country’s emergency number.

Read more at home

Short guides, free to read, print and share. No sign-up.

• Money basics: budgeting, bank fees, credit, borrowing, tax time and scams.
• Finding and paying for care: low-cost care, medical bills, health records and medicine costs.
• Taking part in local government: who decides what, meetings, records requests and budgets.
• The session kits: the same slides, worksheets and sheets used at the session.

Practice and try it yourself

Free tools you can use on your own, at your own pace.

• Real or scam? practice cards: made-up texts, emails, calls and letters about money, health and government. Decide if each one looks real, then see the signs.
• Monthly budget helper: put your paydays and bills in date order. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
• Words you’ll hear: plain meanings of money, healthcare and local government words from the sessions.
• Asking an AI chatbot: what never to type in, and how to check an answer against the official source.

Nobody will contact you to sell anything

This is the first of our six promises, word for word.

Nothing to sell. Nothing we teach or give promotes Moraph, a Moraph client or any product. We do not add anyone to marketing lists, and we never collect attendees’ details for sales.

That means teachers don’t hand out business cards or contact you afterwards. All six promises are on our approach page.

Want more sessions?

Ask the organization that hosted your session.

Sessions are held by libraries, schools, clinics and community centers. If you would like more, tell them. Any organization can apply to host with one short form. Going to a session is free, and so is hosting one.

If you need the sheets in a different format, email hello@moraph.org.

If something is wrong

You can tell us, and you don’t need proof.

• If someone is in danger right now, call your local emergency number or the police first.
• If you are worried about someone’s safety, including how someone from Moraph behaved, email hello@moraph.org with “URGENT: safeguarding concern” in the subject. Tell the organization hosting the session too.
• If something else went wrong, for example someone tried to sell you something or took a side in politics, email hello@moraph.org.

Say what you saw or were told, when, and who was involved, in your own words. You can also ask an adult you trust to write for you. Nobody who raises a concern in good faith will face any consequences for it. The safeguarding statement explains what happens next.