Overview of Moneywise plus

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Overview of Moneywise plus 27th June 2018

Moneywise Plus Project Lead Our Partners 2016 and Funded by the Big Lottery and European Social Fund December 2019 Started in October 2016 and will run until December 2019

Moneywise Plus Outcomes Increase financial confidence and greater capacity to manage daily budgets, maximise income, source and use financial products, internet banking, utility switching, managing benefits and other services effectively Increase digital confidence, and will be comfortable using PCs, tablets and mobile devices, internet and internet safety programs, and email Support greater levels of confidence and reduced isolation through financial and digital skills management, attending group and individual sessions and opportunities to volunteer that will support their moving towards employment, education, or training.

Individually Tailored Our services offer: A Flexible Approach Individually Tailored 1-2-1 Support Free Support Qualified Advisors

Leicester and Leicestershire Where is Moneywise Plus? The service is delivered across Leicester and Leicestershire Outreach Venues Reaching People and Moneywise Plus delivery partner premises Bespoke venues based on need (e.g. at home, women only)

Output Target Summary (22nd June 2018) We have delivered to: Output Target Summary (22nd June 2018) Total number of participants 604/900 Number of men 305 Number of women 295 Number who are unemployed 256 Number who are economically inactive 348 Number who are over 50 218 Number with disabilities 319 Number from ethnic minorities 273 City County split 88/12% BME 47% Hleaht inc mental health and LLDD 53%

Result Target Summary (22nd June 2018) We have delivered to: Result Target Summary (22nd June 2018) Number of participants who move in to education or training 15/28 Number who move into employment 22 (no set result target) Number that were economically inactive moved in to job search 7/20

Outcomes delivered to May 2018 Generate Individual Savings 118 Manage Personal Finances 249 Pay Bills & Manage Money Online 46 Increased Access to Internet 150 Using the Internet Differently 128 Increased use of internet 190 Attend Appointments 244 Become Mentors/ Volunteers 5 Attend Groupwork 132

Learning Good working relationships with community orgs and DWP for referrals Admin, finance, back office, communications and quality staffing increased Participant length of time on project way above expected no of weeks Role of delivery staff more like coaches and tutors than advisers

Learning continued Participants needs far more complex than planned for meaning more 1-2-1 support Reluctance from participants to attend workshops on finance

Volunteering with Moneywise Plus ‘It’s given me a routine and makes my days purposeful, I also feel that I’m learning solutions and skills that will eventually help me find employment myself. I enjoy being part of a community, enjoying the banter and camaraderie that comes with that. It’s something I’ve missed since leaving work, so I’ve enjoyed building that network of connections and relationships with other people.’ Myer Butler, Moneywise Plus volunteer

‘I’ve gained a lot more independence, and am moving on with my life ‘I’ve gained a lot more independence, and am moving on with my life. I feel a lot more confident that I have people to turn to if I need help; I don’t feel that I’m on my own with my problems anymore. Life is good, I feel much more optimistic about the future.’ ‘…the advisors have the expertise, experience and understanding that you need. The service is confidential, and because the advisors are qualified and certified, you feel that they’re a trustworthy source of information and proactive support.’ Nilesh Bakrania, Moneywise Plus participant