Four financial literacy sessions recently held in Bormla by Ġemma, in collaboration with Active Ageing, the Department of Social Security, and the HSBC Malta Foundation, have successfully come to an end. Designed for individuals aged 60 and over, the sessions aimed to enhance financial knowledge and promote greater independence among older adults.
Participants were guided through key topics including money management, budgeting, the use of cashless payment methods, and how to recognise and avoid fraud and scams. The sessions also featured input from the Department of Social Security, offering clear explanations on benefits and entitlements relevant to older adults.
Encouraged by the strong turnout and positive feedback from attendees in Bormla, Ġemma is pleased to announce that the same financial literacy sessions will be starting tomorrow, 4th of June, in Birgu. These upcoming sessions will continue the mission of equipping older individuals with the tools and confidence needed to navigate today’s financial environment safely and effectively.
For more details, including dates and registration, individuals are encouraged to contact the Birgu Active Ageing Centre directly.