Empowering students and young professionals with essential financial literacy skills through interactive learning experiences.
At Foyilsucd, we believe that financial education should start early. Our program is designed specifically for Ghanaian youth, students, and young professionals who want to develop strong financial habits from the start. Financial literacy is more than just understanding money—it's about creating a foundation for lifelong financial well-being.
Our approach combines practical knowledge with engaging activities, making financial concepts accessible and relevant to young people's lives. Through our curriculum, youth learn how to make informed decisions about saving, spending, and investing, setting them up for financial success in adulthood.
Learning to manage allowances is often a child's first experience with financial responsibility. Our program teaches youth how to budget their allowance, divide funds between spending and saving, and track expenses. Through practical exercises and real-world examples, young people develop the discipline needed to make thoughtful decisions about their money from an early age. These foundational skills create habits that last a lifetime and prepare them for managing larger sums as they grow.
Building a savings habit early is crucial for long-term financial health. Our curriculum guides youth through setting savings goals, understanding compound interest, and creating savings plans that work for their unique situations. We emphasize both short-term savings for immediate goals and long-term savings for future needs like education. Through interactive activities and challenges, participants experience the satisfaction of watching their savings grow and reaching financial milestones, reinforcing positive financial behaviors.
In today's increasingly cashless society, understanding digital payment systems is essential. Our program introduces students to digital wallets, mobile banking, and electronic payment methods relevant to Ghana's financial landscape. We cover important topics like digital security, understanding transaction fees, and comparing different platforms. Through hands-on practice sessions, youth learn to navigate digital financial tools safely and efficiently, preparing them for a future where digital financial literacy is as important as traditional money management skills.
We believe learning about money should be engaging and fun. Our gamified approach transforms complex financial concepts into interactive experiences that resonate with young people.
Our financial literacy quizzes transform learning into a competitive and engaging experience. Students test their knowledge on topics ranging from basic money concepts to more complex financial principles, earning badges and climbing leaderboards as they progress. The quiz format helps solidify knowledge through repetition and immediate feedback, while the competitive element motivates continued participation and learning. Quizzes are available in varying difficulty levels, allowing youth to challenge themselves as their financial literacy grows over time.
Our budget simulator gives young people hands-on experience managing money without real-world consequences. Participants navigate scenarios like planning for university expenses, managing a first job salary, or saving for a major purchase. The simulator introduces random events that require financial decision-making, teaching youth to prepare for unexpected expenses and opportunities. As they progress, they can see the long-term impact of their financial choices, reinforcing the importance of thoughtful planning and delayed gratification in achieving financial goals.
Our financial adventure games combine storytelling with financial education, creating immersive experiences where players make financial decisions as part of an engaging narrative. Set in contexts relevant to Ghanaian youth, these games present realistic scenarios where financial knowledge impacts the story's outcome. Players might run a virtual business, navigate university life on a budget, or plan for their character's future goals. The narrative format makes financial concepts memorable and demonstrates their real-world relevance, while achievement systems reward sound financial decision-making.
At Foyilsucd, we ground our educational approach in solid research on youth financial behavior and effective teaching methods. Our team continuously studies financial literacy trends among Ghanaian youth to ensure our programs address the most relevant needs and challenges.
Our recent studies have revealed that early financial education significantly improves long-term financial outcomes. Youth who receive structured financial education are 60% more likely to maintain regular savings habits into adulthood and demonstrate greater confidence in making financial decisions. We've also found that culturally relevant examples and local economic contexts are essential for effective financial education in Ghana.
Through partnerships with local educational institutions, we conduct regular assessments of our programs' impact, allowing us to refine our curriculum based on measured outcomes rather than assumptions. This research-based approach ensures that we're not just teaching financial concepts, but actually changing financial behaviors in ways that improve young people's futures.
Explore our collection of carefully curated resources designed to support financial literacy development at every stage.
Downloadable reading materials covering essential financial topics in accessible language for young readers. Our guides break down complex topics into easy-to-understand formats.
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Printable worksheets and activities that reinforce financial concepts through practice. These hands-on materials make learning tangible and applicable.
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Short, engaging videos that explain financial concepts visually. Our tutorials use relatable scenarios and clear explanations to make learning enjoyable.
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Interactive tools that help youth understand savings growth, budget planning, and financial goal-setting through practical calculations.
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The Foyilsucd community brings together youth from across Ghana who share a common goal: building a financially secure future. Our community extends beyond just learning financial concepts—it's about creating a supportive network where young people can share experiences, challenges, and successes on their financial journeys.
Community members participate in regular meetups, both virtual and in-person, where they can practice financial skills, discuss money topics without judgment, and build confidence in their financial decisions. These peer connections are invaluable, as they normalize talking about money and create accountability for financial goals.
Through our mentorship program, we also connect youth with financial professionals who volunteer their time to provide guidance and real-world insights. This intergenerational knowledge transfer helps bridge the gap between theoretical learning and practical application in Ghana's unique economic environment.
Our dedicated team brings together expertise in education, finance, and youth development to create impactful financial literacy programs.
With 15 years in educational program development, Kofi specializes in creating curriculum that makes complex financial concepts accessible to young learners. His innovative teaching methodologies have transformed financial education across Ghana.
Ama brings her background in banking and financial advising to develop practical, relevant financial education materials. Her passion is empowering youth to build financial habits that support their long-term goals and dreams.
Emmanuel's background in youth work and community organizing helps create programs that truly resonate with young people. He leads our community building efforts and ensures youth voices shape our programs.
Creating effective financial education isn't just about understanding finance—it's about understanding youth. Our program development process begins with extensive research into both financial literacy needs and youth engagement strategies. We collaborate with educators, financial professionals, and—most importantly—young people themselves to identify the most relevant topics and effective teaching methods.
Each module undergoes rigorous testing with focus groups before being integrated into our curriculum. We evaluate not just knowledge acquisition, but also engagement levels and practical application. This iterative approach allows us to continuously refine our materials based on real feedback and measurable results.
Our team also works closely with local schools and community organizations to ensure our programs complement formal education and address specific regional needs. This collaborative, evidence-based approach is what makes our financial literacy programs truly effective at changing financial behaviors and outcomes for Ghanaian youth.
"The budget simulator changed my relationship with money. I used to spend my allowance within days, but now I've saved enough for my first year university textbooks. The skills I learned aren't just for now—they're for life."
"As a teacher, I've seen how Foyilsucd's program engages students who normally wouldn't care about financial topics. The gamified approach makes complex concepts accessible, and I've noticed students applying what they've learned in real life."
"My son started using a digital wallet after participating in Foyilsucd's program. He's now helping me track our family expenses and even identified ways we could save on monthly bills. These are skills many adults don't even have."
October 15, 2025
We're excited to announce a new series of free weekend workshops focusing on digital financial tools for youth. The six-week program will cover mobile banking, investment apps, and online entrepreneurship platforms relevant to the Ghanaian market. Registration opens next week with limited spots available.
September 28, 2025
Foyilsucd has formalized partnerships with five secondary schools in Takoradi to integrate our financial literacy modules into their curriculum. This collaboration will bring structured financial education to over 2,000 students annually, creating lasting impact in our community.
September 10, 2025
After months of development, our financial education mobile app is entering beta testing. The app features our popular budget simulator, financial quizzes, and a savings goal tracker. Beta testers will receive exclusive rewards and help shape the final version.
Takoradi Mall, Community Center
Our annual quiz competition brings together students from across the region to test their financial knowledge in a fun, competitive environment. Winners receive educational scholarships and financial tool subscriptions.
RegisterFoyilsucd Center, Harbour View Rd
This collaborative workshop brings parents and youth together to develop family financial goals and plans. Participants will learn communication strategies for discussing money and create shared financial roadmaps.
RegisterVirtual Event
Explore career opportunities in the growing digital finance sector. This virtual event features professionals from banking, fintech, and financial education sharing insights about career paths, required skills, and industry trends.
RegisterHave questions about our programs or want to get involved? Reach out to our team using the information below or send us a message through the form.
21 Harbour View Rd, Takoradi, Ghana
+233 31 202 4507
Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
