InCharge Debt Solutions provides personal finance workshop at Orlando event

PR Log (Press Release) – Nov 04, 2009 – InCharge® Debt Solutions (IDS) will present a workshop on how to develop responsible money management skills to an audience expected to exceed 500 people from the Central Florida area.  The November 6-7, 2009 program, titled “Family Empowerment Conference,” is being sponsored by Mt. Olive AME Church, Angels Trace (both in Orlando) and The Links, Inc., of Washington, D.C.  IDS is a nonprofit organization that provides personal finance education and credit counseling to debt-stressed consumers in the United States, and is also based in Orlando.

Angels Trace is sponsoring a VIP Reception in honor of Judge Penny on Friday, November 6, 2009, followed by a public forum with local and state officers which is being called “Focus on the Family.”  On Saturday, November 7, 2009, the Orlando Chapter of The Links, Inc., is offering workshops and a Wellness Fair.

The unique missions of the sponsoring organizations makes this conference one of the most exciting and relevant programs of its kind for families in need of help making wise financial, legal, educational and personal decisions which will move them closer to leading a life of self-sufficiency and independence.

The event will be held at Valencia Community College's main campus in the MetroWest area of Orlando.  

Friday night’s panelists will include:  

•   A representative from Congresswoman Corrine Brown's Office
•   Major Danny Vereen, Orange County Sheriff's Department
•   Deputy Chief Sonja White, Orlando Police Department
•   Rod Love, Deputy Secretary, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice
•   Sharron Washington, Central Region, Florida Department of Children and Families
•   Rev. Willie C. Barne, Pastor, Macedonia Baptist Church, Eatonville, Florida

Friday’s VIP Reception (by invitation) and the Public Forum will be held at Asociación Borinqueña de Florida Central, 1865 N. Econlockhatchee Trail, Orlando.

For more information about this conference, call 407-295-6568.