Money Morning Tea: Financial wellbeing for women

Whether you're looking to better manage your own finances, support a loved one, or just want to have a cuppa and connect with others in a relaxed setting, this session offers practical tools, expert guidance and community connection.

What to expect:

• Learn how you naturally interact with money: do you save it, spend it, gift it, or take risks with it?
• Understand the red flags and learn what supports are available if you or someone you know may be affected.
• Participate in a round-table discussion sharing real strategies, including websites for saving on groceries, petrol, and more.
• This is a safe, inclusive, and non-judgemental space open to all genders and all financial backgrounds
• Find out how to access Good Shepherd’s free and confidential financial counselling services.

This session is ideal for:

• anyone feeling overwhelmed by finances or the cost of living
• people supporting loved ones going through financial difficulty
• individuals wanting to build confidence in managing money community members who are curious and want to learn more.

Please note:

• You do not need to have experienced financial abuse or financial crisis to attend. This is a space for anyone who wants to feel more empowered in their financial life.
• This is a free event, but bookings are essential to help us cater for morning tea.
• This session is designed for women and gender diverse people aged 18 and over but is open to all.
• For more information about help and support services in Boroondara visit our Family violence page.