Our Programs

One universal framework, delivered through customized pathways.

More Than a Conqueror uses one universal education framework designed to build financial stability, housing security, and long-term self-sufficiency. Our Core program provide essential life skills, and we deliver them through customized pathways that reflect the unique needs, experiences, and realities of the people we serve.

How Our Programs Adapt Through Pathways

While everyone needs the same foundational financial and housing education, not everyone needs it delivered in the same way. P2P's pathways customize the Core 4 framework to reflect safety needs, life stage, lived experience, and real-world barriers — without changing the core education.

CORE 4

Financial Foundations

Builds practical money management skills, including budgeting, banking, saving, and financial habits that support long-term stability.

Credit

Confidence

Teaches how credit works, how to build and protect a strong credit profile, and how credit impacts access to housing and financial opportunities.

Housing Stability Support

Provides education and tools to help individuals secure and maintain stable housing, understand tenant rights, and prevent housing disruption.

Homeownership Preparation

Guides participants through readiness, affordability, and the homebuying process to support informed and sustainable homeownership.

Pathways

DV Survivors Pathway

Focus areas include:

Confidentiality and privacy
Safety planning
Trauma-informed delivery
Financial independence planning
Housing stability with safety considerations
Awareness of legal protections

All participants complete the Core 4 framework, delivered with trauma-aware and safety-centered adaptations.

Adults Rebuilding After Crisis Pathway

Focus areas include:

Stability and resource mapping
Debt recovery and credit rebuilding
Housing stabilization
Renter-to-owner pathways

All participants complete the Core 4 framework with a focus on rebuilding and long-term stability.

Single Fathers & Male Caregivers Pathway

Focus areas include:

Support without judgment
Navigation of systems often designed for mothers
Financial and budgeting guidance
Credit and housing education
Representation and inclusion

All participants complete the Core 4 framework, tailored to the realities of male caregivers.

BIPOC Women & Mothers Pathway

Focus areas include:

Empowerment and confidence-building
Safe and supportive learning spaces
Financial independence
Homeownership readiness
Wealth-building conversations

All participants complete the Core 4 framework through culturally-responsive delivery.

MTAC programs are delivered through a combination of in-person workshops, partner-hosted sessions, and our online learning platform. Our courses and structured learning experiences are hosted through our secure online school, allowing participants to engage with content at their own pace when appropriate.