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Life Readiness Curriculum

For organizations and institutions

Life Readiness
Curriculum.

Practical learning materials for the responsibilities people are expected to manage—but are rarely taught how to navigate.

Current resource libraryBuilt for the room
Program in a Box Transition Readiness coverInstructor Notes Financial Wellness coverProgram in a Box Reentry and Stability cover

A practical starting point

A curriculum begins with the reality people are walking into.

Life Readiness Curriculum brings together facilitator direction and practical tools around the life systems participants are expected to navigate: money, work, home, health, relationships, and life administration. Begin with the setting, then assemble the right existing materials.

6Current Programs in a Box
5Matching Instructor Notes
6Current organization-license products

How the offering is organized

Start with the format that fits your room.

Different settings call for different starting points. The current organization library includes complete Programs in a Box, Instructor Notes, a shared Facilitator Collection, and established organization-license tiers.

01 · Program in a Box

One program, gathered with purpose.

Programs in a Box bring related materials together around a topic so that the facilitator and participants can start with a coherent practical system.

Explore programs
Program in a Box Financial Wellness coverProgram in a Box First-Year Success cover

02 · Facilitation

Materials that support the person leading the room.

Instructor Notes sit alongside participant-facing resources and provide a clear starting point for a facilitated conversation.

Review facilitator resources
Instructor Notes Reentry and Stability coverInstructor Notes Patient Self-Advocacy cover

03 · Organization licensing

Use the tier that matches your setting.

The existing organization-license products provide defined options for a team, department, enterprise, single school, district, or county and state setting.

See current license options
Program in a Box Patient Self-Advocacy coverInstructor Notes Transition Readiness cover

Organization licensing

The current options, clearly visible.

For larger education-system settings, the current library includes three district-license products. Start with the tier that reflects the setting, then discuss the fit for your program.

01 · DISTRICT LICENSE

Single School

One school.
One clear start.

$3,750
02 · DISTRICT LICENSE

District-Wide

Bring the work across the district.

$21,000
03 · DISTRICT LICENSE

County or State

Build the system at scale.

$28,000

Other current organization licenses: Team — $1,500; Department — $4,500; Enterprise — $12,000. Contact us to discuss the existing tier and organization-use approach that best fits your setting.

Discuss licensing

Current library

Resources ready to begin with now.

The current resource library contains six Programs in a Box and five matching Instructor Notes. Future pathways are not presented as available until the underlying materials are complete.

Explore all current resources

How to begin

A clear way into the conversation.

Organization purchases begin with an inquiry. We start with the participant group, the practical topic, and the current resources that may be useful in that setting.

01

Share the setting.

Tell us who you are serving, what needs attention, and where the work will take place.

02

Review the current fit.

Begin with the existing Program in a Box, Instructor Notes, or license tier that best matches the conversation.

03

Plan the next step.

Use the discussion to determine a practical organization-use approach and the resource path forward.

Request program information

Tell us what you are building.

Share the audience, topic, and timeline. We will start with the current library and discuss the next useful step for your organization.

Start a conversation