Prosper Canada

Written by families, for families 🧡 📘 Safe and Secure: a 7-step guide to help plan a good life and secure future for a family member with a disability. Includes downloadable worksheets ➡️ bit.ly/3OMUvH1 #Ontario #DisabilityInclusion

We are hiring! 📌Director, Frontline Programs ⭐️ Our ideal candidate: Mission-driven, strategic, entrepreneurial and values-based leader who will lead the growth of frontline impact through our Resilient Futures program. Apply by 04/07/26 bit.ly/4cP1Y2m

Hidden fees can quietly siphon thousands from long-term returns. @CIRO_OCRI breaks down the real investing costs (fund fees, trading costs, advice fees) and what to ask before you commit. ✅ bit.ly/4snGRZB

We were honored to welcome Parliamentary Secretary @lesliechurch to the Resilient Futures Network convening in Ottawa. Her passion and commitment to helping people across Canada access the benefits and financial help they deserve continues to inspire our work.

Financial abuse can happen through banking apps, e-transfers, and online accounts. 📲💳 @endvawnetwork Digital Financial Abuse Toolkit breaks down what it looks like—and how to safety plan with survivors. (Includes a clear caution for safer browsing) ➡️ bit.ly/4r1FiPX

Victim of fraud? Act fast! Report it to your local police and the @canantifraud. Speaking up helps protect others and strengthens fraud prevention efforts. Know the steps to take ➡️ bit.ly/3khpqHh #FPM2026 #FinancialLiteracy #Fraudprevention

Tech abuse can feel invisible—until you name it. This toolkit from @endvawnetwork provides Canadian legal options for harassment, stalking, image-based abuse and other tech-facilitated gender-based violence. Built for survivors and frontline workers ➡️ bit.ly/4ceO6hB

Being pressured to act fact on that too-good-to-be-true investment? Investment scams often promise high returns with little risk, pressure you to act fast, or involve unregistered advisors. If it sounds too good to be true, it is. Protect yourself ➡️ bit.ly/3NydjGM

Happy #InternationalWomensDay! Women across Canada are building futures—at home, at work, and in community—while still facing financial barriers. We’re proud to support free, community-based financial help that strengthens confidence and stability. ✨ #IWD #ProsperCanada

Ready to protect yourself from fraud? Our tips can help you recognize the signs and safeguard your financial future. Stay vigilant and stay safe! Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3ZAifia

Learning Hub resource spotlight: Economic abuse screening tool Economic abuse is often hidden in plain sight — controlling money, accounts, work, or access to basics. This tool from @ccfwe helps identify warning signs and start safe conversations ➡️ bit.ly/41I8kHL

Learning Hub resource spotlight: Empowering survivors through digital safety Digital safety can be a lifeline for financial abuse survivors. This resource from @ccfwe shares practical steps to reduce risk, protect privacy, and regain control online ➡️ bit.ly/3OmHpQM

Frontline practitioners: join this free 90-minute webinar on supporting people living with low incomes to access the benefits they’re entitled to. ✅ Learn practical conversation starters 🧭 Learn how to use the Benefits Wayfinder tool Register ➡️ bit.ly/4rNGo32

FinLitU = an 8-week financial literacy masterclass for Black moms 💛📊 Built by Black Moms Connection to boost money confidence and provide practical tools (budgeting, saving, credit, navigating financial systems). ✊🏾 blackmomsconnection.com/programs-1 #financialempowerment#BHM2026

The Black Entrepreneurship Program has supported 24,000+ entrepreneurs and approved 800+ loans totalling $70M to help Black-owned businesses grow. It connects Black business owners with capital, mentorship, and practical business support nationwide ➡️ bit.ly/4aPZEpf

Learning Hub resource spotlight: Loan and Trust Before you borrow or invest, know who you’re dealing with. This resource from @FSRA_News helps you understand Loan and Trust companies and what to check to protect your money and make informed choices ➡️ bit.ly/4rp3CfF

Even with similar education levels, Black Canadians still face persistent economic gaps. @TorontoMet's 2025 State of Black Economics report points to major disparities. These gaps won’t close on their own—we need changes to the systems behind them ➡️ bit.ly/4rvpNRa

Learning Hub resource spotlight: Automatic tax-filing and benefits access When tax filing is automatic, more people can get the benefits they’re entitled to. Learn how program design can improve access and boost financial security from @Tamarack_Inst ➡️ bit.ly/4qMCuGf

Black women report lower financial well-being than white women, more financial stress and less emergency savings, regardless of income and education. These gaps are systemic. Learn more ➡️bit.ly/4aFQnQn #BHM2026

Data that’s been missing from policy conversations is getting put on the table—then turned into action. ⚡️ Her Seat at the Table pushes practical policy change for Black girls and women. 📅 Feb 26, 2026 | 📍 Brock University (St. Catharines) ➡️ bit.ly/4aFInyS