Our graduates come from all walks of life — students, young professionals, families — and each brings a different story. They describe not only how they learned to manage money with others, but how those skills changed the tone at home.
What alumni say about the programme
These stories are from alumni with different backgrounds and living situations.
Download the brochureAlumni testimonials
Samantha Reed
Regional Community Centre
AustraliaI never realised how much tension sharing bills could create until I moved in with housemates. This programme gave us a clear method to track expenses and avoid arguments. Now, we talk about money openly, and everyone feels included.
Owen Campbell
Public Health Network
New ZealandFor years, I avoided talking about rent and bills. The templates and checklists helped our flat actually keep track, and there’s less confusion when someone pays late.
Priya Almeida
Local Start-Up
IndiaDiscussing money with roommates felt awkward, but with the programme’s tools, we set ground rules together. We’re still using what we learned every month.
Freya Larsen
Sustainability Collective
United KingdomManaging shared expenses was always a guessing game. Now, it’s straightforward — and I’ve used the same skills in my job’s project teams.
Daniel Teo
Research Assistant
Community Engagement Group
SingaporeThe guides made bill splitting less stressful. We spend less time figuring out who owes what, and more time actually getting along.
Ethan Robinson
Policy Advisor
Urban Living Network
CanadaI was new to sharing an apartment and anxious about money talks. The programme offered real solutions — nothing flashy, just habits that work.
Marcus Lee
Graduate Student
Community Development Agency
AustraliaWe used to argue about groceries every week. The programme’s tools cut through the tension and made expense sharing simple for everyone.
Sipho Govender
Operations Coordinator
Civic Innovation Hub
South AfricaMy biggest challenge was keeping everyone accountable. After finishing the programme, we finally had a fair, open process — and no more resentment.
Amanda Thomas
Shared Housing Co-op
MalaysiaI’d never lived with flatmates before. The simple worksheets let us avoid awkward conversations and kept all expenses transparent.
Ruby Clarke
Support Worker
Youth Support Network
AustraliaBills used to be a hassle — now, everyone knows what’s due and when. The routines we set up have lasted beyond the course.
Simran Kaur
Programme Assistant
Housing Support Service
New ZealandThe programme taught us to plan ahead for expenses we used to forget, like shared internet or cleaning. It’s made our household calmer.
Rohan Kumar
Financial Administrator
Peer Living Initiative
IndiaI thought managing expenses would always lead to arguments, but the process here made everything clear. We actually trust each other more now.
Oscar Williams
Research Fellow
Urban Community Forum
United KingdomLearning to track spending as a group gave us confidence to face bigger challenges, too. The approach was practical and realistic.
Wei Jun Ho
Undergraduate Student
Student Association
SingaporeExpense tracking felt overwhelming at first. The step-by-step guides made it manageable and less intimidating.
Anna Van Dijk
Community Liaison
Neighbourhood Action Team
CanadaWe were a group of friends who didn’t want money to get in the way. This approach helped us keep finances fair and friendships strong.
Zoe Edwards
Family Resource Centre
AustraliaIt’s the first time everyone in our share house is on the same page. Now, bills and chores get sorted together, not argued over.