Financial Education Workshops for Reentry and Workforce Programs
Reentry providers, workforce programs and nonprofit teams often need education that participants can connect to their next real-world step. Off The Options combines educational materials, resource navigation and accountability through organizational programs. The first conversation is about your participants and the outcomes your team wants to work toward.
Bring a clear program brief
Before requesting a program, write down who you serve, the number of participants, their main barriers and the timeline you are working with. Identify the staff member responsible for coordination and the person who can approve the budget. These details help both teams decide whether a partnership fits.
Compare the organizational options
The $2,500 Intro Cohort provides a focused cohort and basic guidance for organizations beginning a workforce, reentry or financial education pathway. It does not include AI Hive access.
The $7,500 program serves up to 15 participants over six weeks, with education, resource navigation, accountability and AI Hive access. The $10,500 program serves up to 25 participants over six weeks. The published price for additional participants above 25 is $500 per person. Confirm the final scope, delivery arrangements and access terms during discovery.
Define progress before delivery begins
Discuss what your team will track: attendance, completion of learning activities, an individual action plan, or follow-through on agreed resource steps. Choose measures that fit the participants and your program. Housing placement, employment, credit changes and funding approvals are not guaranteed outcomes of an OTO purchase.
Send the inquiry, then scope the program
Use the Organizational Partnership Inquiry on the OTO website. Include your organization, population served, participant count, preferred dates, budget range and the next decision your team needs to make. Then use the booking page to review the available discovery-call options. An inquiry starts a fit conversation; it does not commit your organization to a purchase.
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