On July 31st, we hosted the “Play to Learn Finance – Parent-child Programme”, attracting over 50 parent-child pairs to learn about financial literacy through fun and engaging games!
Children explored financial concepts by playing the board game “Forest Financial Force 2.0”, learning essential money management skills such as resource allocation, price comparison, budget planning, and developing a sense of public responsibility.
Meanwhile, parents attended an interactive seminar hosted by financial social workers from the Hong Kong Family Welfare Society, diving into topics such as modern consumer culture, allowance systems, and how to initiate meaningful financial conversations with their children.
