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This document discusses building relationships and providing financial education programs in Indian Country. It emphasizes the importance of respecting tribal governments, knowledge, and customs. It then describes Partners for Prosperity's (P4P) partnership with the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes and the financial education programs they provide to tribal youth and communities, including workshops on credit, spending habits, and financial literacy. P4P tailors their curriculum to each community and provides various individual and group programs, along with contact information.
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- 2. Partnership with Shoshone Bannock Tribes, Fort Hall Indian Reservation • P4P’s reputation in financial education catalyst for Tribal youth request • Tribal Council Resolution • Tribal Credit, 477 program, and others pending
- 3. Programs and Events • Financial Warriors Program • Tribal Credit – Board and Staff Training – Client Counseling • Indian Health Fair – Follow up counseling • 40th Annual Northwest Indian Youth Conference
- 4. Customized Curriculum: Hands-on Activities • Understanding your credit “report card” • Drawing your financial roots • Knowing your spending personality • Understanding paycheck Saturation and the real cost of purchasing • Learning about minimum wage compared to cost of clothing • Exploring Relationships and money “ We all have financial roots that influence . It is up to us to stay grounded to negative behaviors or to bloom and flourish at the top of the tree with positive influencers.”
- 5. P4P’s Financial Programs • Dinner series • Individual coaching • Individual counseling • Free VITA tax prep • Bankruptcy counseling (financial only) • Drug Court, Probation & Parole • Interactive Workshops • Health and Welfare • Habitat for Humanity
- 6. Contact Information Jessica Sotelo Executive Director 208-785-0059 208-681-0318 Shalynn Peirsol Financial Programs Director 208-785-0059 208-403-4562 Partners for Prosperity 625 West Pacific St. Suite 1 Blackfoot, ID 83221