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Code R.E.A.L.™
Bring CODE R.E.A.L.™ to your clients!
Our flagship program empowers Black and Brown youth (14–25) in underserved communities with tools for financial literacy, emotional health, decision-making, and identity development.
We are currently seeking youth-serving organizations, schools, and community agencies to partner with us for our first pilot cohort.
Spaces are limited, and priority will be given to programs serving underserved communities.
Take the first step toward transforming the lives of young people in your community !
Money Moves
Money Moves is a 6-session youth development program focused on building strong financial decision-making skills and real-world money confidence.
Designed for Black & Brown Youth Ages 11–17
Participants will:
Develop core financial literacy skills, including earning, saving, spending, and budgeting
Strengthen decision-making skills through real-life financial scenarios and simulations
Build confidence in setting financial goals and managing resources
Understand the connection between money habits, opportunities, and future success
Gain tools to avoid common financial mistakes and high-risk decisions
Money Moves
Smart Moves. Strong Futures.
Code H.O.M.E™
Homeownership Unlocked
4-session financial education program designed to prepare first-time homebuyers with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the full home purchasing process with confidence.
CODE H.O.M.E.™, part of the Access Codes™ Series
Participants will:
Understand the homebuying process from start to finish
Build financial literacy and budgeting skills for sustainable ownership
Access resources for credit improvement and down payment assistance
Navigate mortgage options with confidence
Create long-term strategies for wealth-building and generational impact
CODE H.O.M.E.™
Unlock the Door to Your Future.
Code B.A.M.™
Self -Invest
4-session supportive development program designed for individuals re-entering society or navigating life after trauma, focused on stability, personal development, and long-term self-sufficiency.
Participants will engage in structured, trauma-informed learning experiences designed to produce measurable growth in the following areas:
Confidence & Resilience: Demonstrate increased self-efficacy, emotional regulation, and readiness to engage in positive life transitions
Financial Literacy: Gain foundational knowledge in budgeting, saving, credit awareness, and responsible financial decision-making
Personal & Professional Development: Show improved understanding of goal setting, workplace readiness, and pathways to self-sufficiency
Sustainable Behavior Change: Develop and apply actionable habits, accountability systems, and short- and long-term goal plans
Code B.A.M. ™
B.A.M.™ IT OUT.
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