Games
Learning can be hard. It is easier when you are playing games.
For organisations
Who we work with
Public libraries, universities, and disability providers - each conversation speaks your language.
Libraries
Everyday money skills for lifelong learning and digital inclusion - not fintech hype.
Universities
Disability-inclusion software that supports accessible student financial capability.
Disability providers
Capacity building for skill-development sessions. Education for organisations - not advice.
Award Winning Social Enterprise
Nationally & Globally Recognised
Recognised nationally and globally for innovation in financial literacy and disability inclusion.
Employment impact, learning product
Paid jobs for people with disability · Accessible education is our service
Our impact
Social Traders primary model: employment
- Paid roles for people with disability
- Co-design and delivery work
- Trade funds that purpose
Our service
Accessible money-skills learning
- Libraries and universities
- Disability service providers
- Clear, practical content
Who we serve
All adults who want clearer money skills
- Financial confidence
- Everyday money skills
- Strengths-based learning
Our impact
A social enterprise that employs
A Social Enterprise is a business that earns money and uses its profits to help people.
Step 1
Organisations use our learning
Libraries, universities, and disability providers buy accessible money-skills learning - education, not financial advice.
Step 2
Trade funds our purpose
Income from that work funds the social enterprise so we can keep employing and delivering.
Step 3
We employ people with disability
Our Social Traders primary impact is employment - paid roles for people with disability in co-design and delivery.
Our App
Fun
Learn life skills through fun games and activities at home or in the community.
Practice
Do real-life activities that make adulting feel less like stepping on Lego.
About Us
Employment impact, learning product
Daniel Ross, a former financial counsellor from the Wimmera in regional Victoria, founded Financial Literacy Australia after seeing how money stress hits people with disability and regional communities.
Our service is accessible money-skills learning for libraries, universities, and disability providers - education, not financial advice. We are not a bank and not a registered NDIS provider.
Daniel Ross
Founder - Financial Literacy Australia