The official launch of our EU-funded project took place with representatives from all partner organisations.
On 17 February, the project partner PsPc organised a multiplier event as part of BeDi (Beyond Digits), with the aim of presenting the results developed so far and giving participants the opportunity to test the digital tools for the first time.
Throughout the event, the main outputs of the project were showcased, including learning resources, methodologies, and practical tools designed to strengthen financial literacy and promote greater independence. A key highlight was the BeDi platform, specifically developed to support neurodivergent people in building financial skills. The platform features a 3D game and a mobile application that make learning how to manage a budget more engaging and accessible.
The event brought together 57 professionals from a range of sectors, including social work, education, and employment. In addition to exploring the platform and its functionalities, participants shared their own experiences, insights, and methods used in their daily practice, creating a rich and dynamic exchange.
Particular attention was given to how financial literacy education can be adapted to people with different abilities, ensuring an inclusive approach that provides real opportunities to learn through experience.
The morning session, titled “Engaging Experiences for Strengthening Financial Independence,” was especially interactive. It offered a space for exchanging ideas and reflections, leading to new insights, potential collaborations, and renewed motivation to continue advancing the changes initiated by the BeDi project.
Overall, the event was a clear success, both in terms of participation and the quality of discussions, reinforcing the importance of developing innovative and inclusive approaches to financial education.
