The credit crunch has thrown money matters into sharper focus, yet children's centres and schools may feel awkward about getting involved in family finances. However, with the right approach it is possible to play an active role in helping parents manage their money. In particular, consider offering basic money skills courses. This kind of support not only impacts on the Every Child Matters goal to ensure economic wellbeing, but links to many other aspects of family life.
- Compiled with the help of Pete Verity, project worker, Financial Futures, Action for Children.
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