‘FREE’ Financial Resilience Programme

Ongoing Project

The Financial Resilience Pathway (FRP) is a free community learning programme designed to help local residents build confidence, resilience, wellbeing, and greater financial stability.

 

Whilst our Summer workshops continue, are also open for enquiries for our upcoming Autumn 2026/27 programme.

The programme consists of six interactive sessions that encourage participants to explore topics including personal wellbeing, confidence building, resilience, goal setting, financial wellbeing, and accessing support. Sessions are delivered in a supportive community environment and are suitable for adults who would like to improve their confidence, develop practical life skills, and strengthen their ability to manage everyday challenges – and make new friends! 

The programme is designed for local residents who may be experiencing financial pressures, social isolation, reduced confidence, or other barriers affecting their wellbeing and stability.

Participants will have opportunities to learn, reflect, connect with others, and develop practical skills that support positive long-term outcomes.

The programme will be delivered locally, with venue details and session dates to be confirmed.

We are currently registering interest from residents, community groups, housing providers, and partner organisations who would like to learn more or refer individuals to future cohorts.

See below for summer programme dates.  

 

Contact Information

Phone: 07597 035985

Contact Name: Administration Team

Email: info@nexuscommunity.uk

Website: https://nexuscommunity.uk

How you can help

We are seeking support to help us promote and increase awareness of the Financial Resilience Pathway (FRP), a community learning programme focused on building confidence, wellbeing, resilience, and financial stability. We are particularly looking for support with communications and marketing, including promoting the programme to local residents, developing engaging promotional content, reaching relevant community networks and organisations, and increasing awareness and participation. Support could include sharing the programme through community newsletters, social media, websites and local networks, helping us develop effective communications, or connecting us with audiences who may benefit from the programme. By helping us strengthen our communications and marketing, you will help us reach more local residents and create greater opportunities for people to build confidence, develop practical skills, and improve their long-term financial wellbeing and resilience.

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