Building Community-Based Financial Coaching in Georgia

GrantID: 14059

Grant Funding Amount Low: $5,000

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: $40,000

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Georgia's immigrant communities frequently encounter barriers to financial integration, primarily due to insufficient financial literacy and a lack of culturally relevant resources. With a foreign-born population constituting over 12% of the state's residents according to the American Community Survey, many immigrants face hurdles when attempting to navigate complex financial systems, which can lead to economic marginalization.

Individuals most affected by these challenges include newly arrived immigrants, families seeking economic stability, and those from non-English speaking countries who may lack access to appropriate financial education. Urban areas like Atlanta may offer resources, but many rural immigrants may find themselves isolated and without support in understanding local financial systems and products.

This grant seeks to provide community-based financial coaching for immigrant families throughout Georgia. The program emphasizes culturally relevant financial education tailored to bridge the knowledge gap immigrants face when navigating financial systems. Workshops will cover essential topics such as budgeting, managing personal finances, and understanding credit, thus empowering immigrants to effectively manage their financial futures.

The targeted outcomes of this initiative are significant for both individual families and the state’s economy. By enhancing financial literacy among immigrant communities, the initiative aims to improve their overall economic integration, reduce reliance on predatory financial services, and enable these families to participate more fully in Georgia's economy. This includes better job prospects, increased savings, and improved access to affordable financial products.

Considering Georgia's diverse immigrant landscape, the need for tailored financial education initiatives is paramount. Unlike neighboring states, Georgia's initiative focuses explicitly on culturally relevant approaches that respect and understand the unique circumstances of immigrant families, positioning them for long-term financial success and community engagement.

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