Knowledge that helps families
navigate finances with confidence
Free in-person workshops at civic centers in Murcia. We cover household budgeting, debt prevention, and access to social benefits — practical tools for real situations.
A school built around real family needs
Solvenerato is a financial education project subsidised by local public entities. We run free, accessible workshops in civic centers across Murcia for families experiencing economic vulnerability.
Our sessions are designed to be welcoming and practical. No prior financial knowledge is required. Each workshop addresses one clear topic, with time for questions and open conversation. The goal is to build lasting understanding, not to offer financial products or credit services.
Three core areas of financial literacy
Each workshop focuses on one practical area. Sessions last roughly 90 minutes and include printed materials.
Understanding income, fixed and variable expenses, and building a monthly budget that is realistic and maintainable. Participants leave with a personal budget template.
Recognising early warning signs of debt accumulation, understanding how credit works, and learning practical strategies to avoid situations that are difficult to reverse.
An overview of state and regional social benefits, minimum income provisions, housing assistance, and how to identify which support mechanisms a family may be eligible for.
From first contact to lasting knowledge
Attending a Solvenerato workshop is straightforward. Here is what to expect from the moment you enquire to the moment you leave with new tools.
Contact us by phone or email to find out about upcoming workshop dates at your nearest civic center. No commitment required at this stage.
Places are free but limited per session. Once you confirm attendance, we send you the venue address, time, and a brief overview of what the session covers.
Sessions run for approximately 90 minutes in a relaxed group setting. Printed materials are provided. Facilitators speak clearly and encourage questions throughout.
Each workshop concludes with practical exercises. You take home working documents — a budget sheet, a checklist, or a guide — that you can use immediately in your daily life.
Where learning happens
