Financial literacy is crucial for promoting long-term recovery and stability. Individuals with mental disorders often face challenges in managing finances due to impulsive behaviors, poor decision-making, or the financial strain caused by addiction.

Financial literacy programs encourage essential skills such as budgeting, saving, debt management, and planning for future financial stability. By improving financial knowledge, individuals can reduce stress, avoid financial crises, and gain greater control over their lives. These skills also support overall well- being, empowering individuals in recovery to make responsible financial decisions and build a more secure and independent future.