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'''Debt Advice Foundation''' (DAF) is a registered [[charity]] in England and Wales.
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'''Debt Advice Foundation''' (DAF) is a registered [[charity]] in England and Wales (no. 1095705). It was formed in 2002 with the following stated objectives:
 
 
'''Our Core Objectives'''
 
'''DAF''' seeks to advance education and research in matters relating to [[debt]] awareness and the prevention of debt.
 
'''DAF''' participates in the relief of poverty by encouraging and promoting the provision of advice, from free and reputable sources, to people facing need, hardship or distress because of social or economic circumstances.  
 


== Money Diaries ==
== Money Diaries ==


In September 2008 DAF published a book of Money Diaries called “The Price of Fame and Worldly Goods”.  Aimed at helping primary school children understand how to manage money and avoid debt, it was written and illustrated by two schoolgirls from [[Southlands High School]] in [[Chorley]]. It was launched at a ceremony attended by [[Lindsay Hoyle]] MP and the Chairman of the Trustees, Dennis Benson.  The second volume of Money Diaries, “Birthday Blues and the Sweet Taste of Money”, was launched in April 2009 with the support of Education minister [[Ed Balls]].
In September 2008 DAF published a book of Money Diaries called “The Price of Fame and Worldly Goods”.  Aimed at helping primary school children understand how to manage money and avoid debt, it was written and illustrated by two schoolgirls from [[Southlands High School]] in [[Chorley]]. It was launched at a ceremony attended by [[Lindsay Hoyle]] MP and the Chairman of the Trustees, Dennis Benson.  The second volume of Money Diaries, “Birthday Blues and the Sweet Taste of Money”, was launched in April 2009 with the support of Education minister [[Ed Balls]].
<ref> http://www.chorleycitizen.co.uk/news/3711747.print/ </ref>
<ref> http://www.chorleycitizen.co.uk/news/chorley/4324031.Education_minister_praises_Chorley_pupils____book_on_finance/ </ref>
<ref> http://www.southlands.lancs.sch.uk/news.asp </ref>


== External Links ==
==References==
 
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http://www.chorleycitizen.co.uk/news/3711747.print/
 
http://www.chorleycitizen.co.uk/news/chorley/4324031.Education_minister_praises_Chorley_pupils____book_on_finance/
 
http://www.southlands.lancs.sch.uk/news.asp


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Latest revision as of 18:21, 19 September 2010

Debt Advice Foundation (DAF) is a registered charity in England and Wales.

Money Diaries

In September 2008 DAF published a book of Money Diaries called “The Price of Fame and Worldly Goods”. Aimed at helping primary school children understand how to manage money and avoid debt, it was written and illustrated by two schoolgirls from Southlands High School in Chorley. It was launched at a ceremony attended by Lindsay Hoyle MP and the Chairman of the Trustees, Dennis Benson. The second volume of Money Diaries, “Birthday Blues and the Sweet Taste of Money”, was launched in April 2009 with the support of Education minister Ed Balls. [1] [2] [3]

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