Maya has kicked off its Financial Fitness (FINFIT) Program in Mandaluyong City, engaging educators, non-teaching personnel, parents, and students in practical sessions designed to strengthen everyday financial health and literacy.
The pilot was held at Ilaya Barangka Integrated School and Highway Hills Integrated School, in coordination with the Department of Education (DepEd) and in time with this year’s Brigada Eskwela.
Through interactive sessions, participants were introduced to essential financial skills, including digital savings, responsible credit use, and scam prevention. Beyond financial literacy, the program emphasized building financial habits and confidence that can support household stability and long-term planning.
“Financial health goes beyond knowledge—it is about helping people feel more in control of their decisions, their resources, and their future,” said Toff Rada, Maya Head of Corporate Affairs. “By equipping teachers, parents, and school communities with the right tools, we are helping lay the foundation for a more financially empowered next generation.”
Schools are natural hubs for learning and community connections. They play a vital role not only in educating students but in shaping the behaviors and decisions of entire households
More ronnotthedj.com updates? Like and follow us at @ronnotthedj on Twitter and Instagram, facebook.com/rntdblog and subscribe to Ron Not The DJ On Youtube
