Rose Alabonu from Pooligo describes the training as a turning point in how she manages her finances and plans. Before the training, she used to save small amounts, such as GHC 10.00, to buy a goat. However, when she withdrew her savings, it was never enough to purchase the goat, so she had to put her plans on hold. The training helped her develop a clear savings plan, and she is now saving systematically to eventually buy the goat.

Rose also faced challenges with mobile money (MoMo) transactions. She used to go to vendors and verbally provide her transaction code in front of others, which often led to her losing her money. Through the training, she learned to memorize her Mobile money account code and handle transactions herself, entering the number directly on the phone. This simple change has significantly reduced her losses and improved her financial security.

Overall, the training empowered Rose to protect her savings, plan for asset acquisition, and adopt safer practices in handling mobile money, strengthening both her financial discipline and confidence in managing her resources.

NB: The Widows and Orphans Movement (WOM) is pleased that its partnership with the KGL foundation has created this impact.