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Plan a series for the people you serve.

Choose from all 18 Fluent, Reach and Voice sessions, put them in order and say who would come. You get a one-page plan to print, share with colleagues, or send with your application to host.

FreeNo sign-upNothing leaves your browserUp to about seven sessions fit on one page

JavaScript is off, so this page is a list. Every module is below, with a link to its kit. To host sessions, note the ones you would like and name them in the application form.

Free, no sign-up. Nothing you type leaves your browser. Your plan is saved in this browser only, so you can come back to it. Use Clear everything when you are done, especially on a shared computer.

01Choose the sessions

Tick the sessions you would like, from any program. Every session is about an hour, with a run sheet, slides, a worksheet and a take-home handout for each country the kits cover.

FluentFinancial literacy from people who work in finance
  • 60 min

    A budget that survives a real month, what to do when income is irregular, and starting a small emergency fund.

    Open the kit: Everyday money
  • 60 min

    Choosing an account, avoiding overdraft and check-cashing costs, and what protects your money in a bank, a credit union or a payment app.

    Open the kit: Banking without the fees
  • 60 min

    What a credit report holds, how to get yours, how to dispute errors, and how a score is built and rebuilt.

    Open the kit: Credit reports and scores
  • 60 min

    How interest and fees add up, comparing offers, and recognizing high-cost and predatory lending.

    Open the kit: Borrowing safely
  • 60 min

    Free filing help where it exists, credits and benefits people often miss, and keeping the records you will be asked for.

    Open the kit: Tax time and benefits
  • 60 min

    Scams as bank fraud teams see them: impersonation, payment redirection, romance and investment scams, identity theft, and what to do in the first hour.

    Open the kit: Scams and fraud
ReachHelp finding, understanding and paying for care
VoiceNonpartisan civic education, and easier ways to take part
02Put them in order

Sessions appear here in the order you tick them. Move them up or down to set the order of the series.

No sessions yet. Tick at least one above.

    03About the series
    Expected group size Optional. A rough number of people per session.
    Picks the right handout for each session.
    Format

    See your plan

    Your plan

    Fills in as you choose.

    Session series plan

    Your series

    Tick the sessions you would like, and your plan appears here.

    Applying is free, and so is hosting and attending Fluent, Reach and Voice sessions. Being eligible does not guarantee support: our people’s time is limited, and we take on work we can do properly. What’s ready for your country differs: see <a href="/commons/countries">what’s available in your country</a>.

    Made with the free session series planner at moraph.org/commons/sessions/planner.

    In the print dialog, “Save as PDF” keeps a copy. Up to about seven sessions fit on one printed page.

    Dates agreed? Announce your sessions with a poster and calendar listing.

    Hosting

    From a plan to a room full of people.

    Applying is free, and so is hosting and attending Fluent, Reach and Voice sessions. Before anything starts, we agree a written plan with you.

    What happens next

    1. A person from the Moraph for Good team reads your application.
    2. If a program may fit, we arrange a call to understand what the people you serve need.
    3. We agree a written plan before anything starts: for sessions, the modules, audience, language and dates; for partner support, the scope.
    4. If we can’t help, we tell you, and try to point you elsewhere.

    Being eligible does not guarantee support: our people’s time is limited, and we take on work we can do properly. What’s ready for your country differs: see <a href="/commons/countries">what’s available in your country</a>.

    Anyone may teach the sessions themselves: the session kits are free to use and adapt.

    Ready to host?

    Tell us who you serve and which sessions would help. A person from the Moraph for Good team reads every application.

    Apply to host