Money, Confidence & Choice: Financial Literacy & Empowerment for Multicultural Women
Sat, 17 Oct
|Armadale District Hall
Money doesn’t have to feel complicated or intimidating. Join us for an empowering afternoon designed to help multicultural women build financial confidence, understand the foundations of money and take practical steps towards greater choice, security and independence.
Time & Location
17 Oct 2026, 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Armadale District Hall, Cnr Jull Street & Church Avenue, Armadale WA 6112, Australia
About the event
Money, Confidence & Choice is an interactive financial literacy and empowerment workshop created for multicultural women who want to feel more confident when it comes to managing, protecting and growing their money.
Hosted by Brown Boss Babes supported by City of Armadale, this welcoming, judgement-free session will make financial concepts feel practical, relatable and easier to navigate. There’s no test, no expectation that you already know the answers and no unnecessary jargon.
Together, we’ll explore the beliefs and cultural messages that can shape our relationship with money, why financial literacy matters for women, and practical foundations including budgeting, emergency savings, debt, superannuation, home ownership and protecting what you’ve built. We’ll also explore building wealth, creating additional sources of income and turning what you learn into a simple, achievable financial action plan.
Meet your facilitator: Gagan Kaur
The session will be facilitated by Gagan Kaur, a Perth-based finance professional with more than 15 years of experience in retail banking. Gagan is also involved with Gee Kay Lending Solutions, helping make lending and home finance easier to understand and navigate. Beyond her professional experience, she is a committee member with the South Asian Foundation of Australia – Brown Boss Babes and a member of the City of Armadale Multicultural Advisory Group.
Gagan brings together practical financial knowledge and a genuine commitment to supporting multicultural communities. Her approach is about making conversations around money feel accessible rather than intimidating, and giving women the confidence to ask questions, understand their options and make informed decisions about their financial futures.
Throughout the afternoon, there will be opportunities to reflect, participate in conversations with other women in the room and ask the financial questions you may not always feel comfortable asking elsewhere.
Come as you are. You don’t need to be a financial expert, you just need to be ready to take your next step.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Flow of the Day
1:30–2:00 pm | Arrival, refreshments & networking
Meet other women, enjoy some light refreshments and settle into the afternoon.
2:00–2:10 pm | Welcome & introductions
Setting the scene for an open and empowering conversation about money.
2:10–3:15 pm | Financial Literacy & Empowerment Workshop with Gagan Kaur
Explore money mindset, cultural beliefs, budgeting, savings, debt, superannuation, home ownership, financial independence and building wealth.
3:15–3:30 pm | Your Action Plan + Q&A
Turn what you’ve learned into practical next steps and ask the questions that matter to you.
3:30–4:00 pm | Networking & refreshments
Continue the conversations and connect with other women in the community.
4:00 pm | Event concludes
