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Welfare & Self-Reliance Toolbox

My path to Self-Reliance

Self-reliance is "the ability, commitment, and effort to provide the spiritual and temporal necessities of life for self and family." - Handbook 2; 6.1.1

The Lord has declared, "It is my purpose to provide for my saints" (D&C 104:15). This revelation is a promise from the Lord that He is ready to extend to you the blessings of self-reliance. We invite you to diligently study and apply these principles. As you do so you will be blessed with greater hope, peace, and progress.

[Self-Reliance groups] help you to learn and put into practice principles of faith, education, hard work, and trust in the Lord that will better enable you to receive the temporal blessings promised by the Lord.

-- The First Presidency

For Questions & Information contact your Elders Quorum or Relief Society President ...

Setup a Class for Self-Reliance

Join a Self-Reliance Class

Self-Reliance Semester

1. DISCOVER My Needs

  • Set my temporal and spiritual self-reliance goals.

  • Using the My Foundation booklet begin practicing critical habits of spiritual self-reliance

2. CHOOSE My Path

  • Start on the path to self-reliance by developing practical skills (90 days).

  • Start and grow a business.

  • Find a better job.

  • Identify needs and skills and create an education plan.

3. ACT in Faith

  • Keep working to become self-reliant.

  • Serve others as Jesus Christ would.

  • Help others grow by sharing with them the skills of self-reliance.

Self Reliance Awareness Materials

Self Reliance Initiative Information

Blog

My Foundation

Personal Finances

Starting and Growing My Business

Find a Better Job

Education for Better Work

Emotional Resilience

Life Skills

Perpetual Education Fund


Commitment to the self-reliance group:

  • I will attend group meetings weekly for 12 weeks (typically 2 hours each week).

  • I will act on personal commitments to achieve my self-reliance goals (3-6 hours each week).

  • I will learn, counsel, and provide support to other group members.

  • I will practice gospel principles and habits that lead to temporal and spiritual self-reliance.

Professional Counseling


Addiction Recovery


LDS Employment Services


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