Financial Wellbeing Training Course

Financial wellbeing plays a vital role in overall health and quality of life. In health and social care, financial stress can affect both those who provide care and those who receive it. This free Financial Wellbeing online course helps you understand the connection between money, mental health, and resilience — and equips you with practical skills to manage finances confidently and support others facing financial challenges.

Financial wellbeing isn’t just about income or savings; it’s about feeling in control, being prepared for the unexpected, and making informed choices that promote stability and peace of mind.

Why Take This eLearning Course?

Financial pressures can impact anyone, regardless of income or role. From managing day-to-day expenses to coping with debt or planning for the future, understanding financial wellbeing is key to reducing stress and improving overall wellbeing.

Here’s why this course is for you:

• Boost financial confidence: Learn how to budget effectively, manage debt, and make informed financial decisions.
• Understand the link between money and mental health: Explore how financial challenges affect wellbeing and productivity.
• Develop practical money management skills: From savings plans to debt repayment strategies, discover tools that work in real life.
• Support others: Gain knowledge to help colleagues or service users who may be struggling financially.
• Learn in a UK context: The course covers UK-specific support schemes, laws, and organisations such as the Breathing Space scheme and debt management agencies.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

• Define financial wellbeing and understand its importance in personal and professional life.
• Explain the relationship between financial health and mental health.
• Apply the principles of budgeting, saving, and responsible borrowing.
• Recognise different types of debt and develop a debt management plan.
• Identify UK financial support schemes and legal protections for individuals in debt.
• Build long-term financial resilience and set achievable financial goals.
• Support your own wellbeing — and others’ — when managing financial stress.

Target Audience

This course is designed for professionals and learners in the health and social care sector, including:

• Carers, support workers, and care assistants.
• Team leaders, managers, and HR professionals.
• Social care workers supporting individuals experiencing financial hardship.
• Anyone looking to improve their financial wellbeing and resilience.

No prior financial knowledge is required — the course is accessible for all levels and offers practical tools you can use immediately.

FAQ

What does the course cover?
The course explores financial wellbeing, money management, debt strategies, UK support schemes, and the link between mental and financial health.

Can I apply what I learn immediately?
Yes. You’ll gain actionable skills like budgeting, setting savings goals, and managing debt.

How long will it take?
The course is self-paced and typically takes 1 hour to complete, depending on your pace.

Will I receive a certificate?
Yes. Upon completion, you’ll receive a digital certificate to show your learning achievement.

Is this course relevant to UK care work?
Absolutely. It reflects UK laws, support services, and financial frameworks.

Do I need any prior experience?
No. The course is suitable for beginners and those looking to refresh their understanding.

Is this course CPD accredited?
Our courses are not currently CPD accredited but will be shortly.

Financial wellbeing is key to stability, resilience, and peace of mind. By improving your understanding of money management and financial resilience, you can enhance not only your own wellbeing but also your ability to support others in times of stress.

Join this free course today and take the first step towards better financial health and confidence.