Camden Council is partnering with the University of New South Wales (UNSW) to host financial literacy workshops for women.

Instead of setting days, times and topics that won't suit the busy women of our community, we are inviting you to tell us what will work best for you.

Here's what is proposed:

  • A series of 4 workshops would be conducted during November and December 2025.
  • Workshops would be free but registration will be required.
  • They could be held on Thursdays or Fridays but we'd like to learn what time is best.
  • A variety of topics will be covered but we'd like to hear what is most important to you.

The four workshops will be delivered by Dr Natalie Yoon-na Oh, an academic from University of New South Wales Business School. They are designed for women in the Camden LGA to empower their financial future. The workshops form part of a strategic education series led by Dr Oh under the ‘Finance for All’ initiative, which is dedicated to advancing financial capability in Australia and beyond. She will also lead the research activities associated with the project, evaluating the feasibility and impact of gender-responsive financial education models.

Interested?

Please complete the pre-workshop survey below.

Once workshop details have been finalised, Camden Council will send you a registration link with further information.

If you have any questions, please call Frere Mauger at Camden Council on 02 4645 5106.

Privacy Notification

The information that Council is collecting from you may include personal information for the purposes of the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 (‘the PPIP Act’) and Camden Council’s Privacy Management Plan.

This Privacy Notification outlines how Council collects, uses and protects your personal information.

Purposes of collection: Your personal information is being collected as part of a survey that will be used by Council to inform its decision regarding the dates, timing and topics offered during financial literacy workshops.

Intended recipients: Council staff and UNSW Business School (University of New South Wales). Your contact details will be used to advise of the opportunity to register for the workshops.

Access/correction: You have the right to access your personal information held by Council and to request the correction of any inaccurate or incomplete personal information Council holds about you. Council will consider any such application in accordance with the PPIP Act and its Privacy Management Plan.

Relevant agency: Council is the agency that is collecting and holding your personal information. Council’s address and other contact details are detailed on this page.