Our Programmes
Three programmes. One household direction.
Whether you are starting a conversation or building a full household legacy curriculum, there is a Wickleaf programme at the right depth for you.
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How Wickleaf programmes work
All three Wickleaf programmes share the same underlying method: facilitated household conversation, supported by structured written materials, in small groups where participants feel safe to think out loud. We do not lecture at households; we create conditions in which households can think more clearly for themselves.
Programmes are educational only. Where questions arise about legal instruments, tax arrangements, or financial planning, participants are directed to licensed practitioners — we do not provide that advice within our sessions. This distinction matters, and we hold it consistently.
Materials are printed and designed to last — workbooks that accumulate over a weekend, conversation decks that can be revisited around the dinner table, and legacy binders that capture a household's own conclusions after ten weeks of work. Digital supplements are available for the cohort programme, but the primary materials are physical.
Household dialogue
Sessions structured for conversation, not presentation
Printed materials
Workbooks and binders designed to outlast the programme
Clear educational scope
Education only; licensed practitioners for everything else
Programme 1 · Weekend · RM 520
Beginning To Give Workshop
A weekend workshop for adults aged 40 and above who are beginning to think about charitable giving as part of household life. The workshop covers values clarification, how households typically approach cause selection, and a practical look at how giving fits into broader household conversations about money. Participants leave with a completed printed reflection workbook and a clearer sense of their own giving priorities.
What the weekend covers
Personal values inventory — what matters to you and why
Household giving patterns — how couples and families typically navigate cause selection
Giving in context — where charitable giving sits within a household's wider financial life
Workbook completion — a personal reflection document to take home
- Includes printed reflection workbook
- Weekend format — two full days
- Referral to licensed advisers for tax questions
- Small group — capped numbers for a comfortable session
Programme 2 · Four evening sessions · RM 1,490
Family Legacy Conversation Programme
Four facilitated evening sessions bringing a household together to consider what kind of legacy — financial, cultural, and relational — they would like to pass on to the next generation. This is a whole-household programme: spouses, adult children, and other family members who share the household's conversations about money and values are all welcome. Includes a printed conversation deck, scenario worksheets, and small-group facilitation across each session.
Session outline
What we mean by legacy — financial, relational, and cultural dimensions
The next generation's perspective — facilitated dialogue across household members
Scenario worksheets — working through realistic household situations
Household intentions — articulating what your household wants to pass on
- Includes printed conversation deck and scenario worksheets
- Four evening sessions — works around work and school schedules
- Designed for whole households (multiple members)
- Signposting to licensed practitioners for legal and financial instruments
Programme 3 · 10-week cohort · RM 2,890
Most comprehensiveThe Considered Giver Cohort
A 10-week cohort programme that builds a household's own giving and legacy curriculum from the ground up. Over ten facilitated weekly sessions, households work through values clarification, cause-selection routines, family conversation rhythms, household record-keeping for giving, and orientation toward the licensed practitioners they may wish to engage. The programme concludes with a printed personal legacy binder capturing each household's own conclusions. Includes a printed reader, weekly facilitated sessions, a peer discussion forum, and the closing binder.
Ten-week structure
- Printed reader, weekly sessions, peer forum
- Closing printed personal legacy binder
- Peer cohort community continues after programme
- Orientation to Penang-based licensed practitioners
Choose the Right Fit
Which programme is right for your household?
Use this guide to choose your starting point. Households who complete one programme often return for the next.
| Beginning To Give RM 520 |
Family Legacy RM 1,490 |
Considered Giver RM 2,890 |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Best for… | Adults new to giving conversations | Whole households, multi-generational | Households building lasting routines |
| Duration | Weekend (2 days) | 4 evenings | 10 weeks |
| Values clarification | |||
| Printed workbook / materials | |||
| Multi-generational household focus | |||
| Peer cohort community | |||
| Personal legacy binder | |||
| Licensed-practitioner signposting |
Standards We Uphold
Consistent across all programmes
Household privacy
What participants share in sessions is treated as confidential. Facilitators are trained in group privacy and do not share household details outside the facilitation team.
Educational scope
No programme provides legal, financial, or tax advice. This is not a limitation — it is a commitment. Participants get education; licensed practitioners handle the rest.
Trained facilitation team
All facilitators complete Wickleaf's internal training in household values dialogue before leading any programme session.
Reviewed materials
Workbooks, conversation decks, and binders are reviewed for accuracy and cultural relevance before each programme intake.
Malaysian household context
All scenarios, examples, and discussion prompts reflect the household realities of Malaysian families across cultural and religious backgrounds.
Post-programme support
Participants may contact Wickleaf after completing any programme with educational questions. We respond within two working days.
Pricing
Clear, all-in pricing
All materials are included. No add-on charges. A deposit is required to confirm your place.
Weekend workshop
Beginning To Give
RM 520
per household participant
- Two full workshop days
- Printed reflection workbook
- Facilitated small group
- Practitioner referral list
Four evenings
Family Legacy
RM 1,490
per household (all members)
- Four facilitated evenings
- Conversation deck included
- Scenario worksheets
- Multi-generational household
- Practitioner signposting
10-week cohort
Considered Giver
RM 2,890
per household
- Ten weekly sessions
- Printed reader included
- Peer discussion forum
- Personal legacy binder
- Practitioner orientation
Not sure where to start?
We can help you choose the right programme
Send us a message describing your household's situation and we will recommend the best starting point — with no obligation to proceed.
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