Money Moves
An active camp for financial education
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ECNV offers this camp to help students with disabilities to understand and manage money. Money Moves (for individuals 14-22 years old) will help students understand what money is, how they can use it to pay for things they need, and how to decide what things are most important to pay for. The week is composed of various financial skill-building activities aimed to keep students engaged, work as a team, and practice budgeting and spending in hands-on, real-world scenarios where money moves.
ECNV is a Center for Independent Living led by people with disabilities who provide advocacy and services to people with disabilities in Northern Virginia.
Summer Break Camp Session 2026
Details Coming Soon!
Spring Break Camp Session 2026
Participants will learn to:
Understand what money is and the way it moves through earnings, savings, and spendings.
Do basic budgeting through identifying financial wants, needs, and obligations.
Identify different types of bank accounts and credit products that can be used to hold money and pay for things.
Protect themselves and their money by learning how to identify and avoid scams/financial abuse.
Be prepared to safely earn, save, and spend their own money on their own terms.
Target Audience
Money Moves is perfect for students with disabilities who want to learn more about what money is, how it moves, how to budget responsibly, and who would benefit from experiential learning beyond the classroom.
Accessibility & Accommodations
Money Moves will be held in-person and out in the community. Reasonable accommodations may be requested and any questions about the camp can be directed to Paul Whitney paulw@ecnv.org.
