Mumbai: Real estate developer Chandak Group has introduced a children’s storybook titled “Little Steps to Big Dreams”, marking what the company described as a first-of-its-kind initiative by a real estate brand focused on financial literacy for children.
The book has been designed to simplify concepts such as saving, investing and responsible financial decision-making for young readers. According to the company, the initiative aims to help children understand financial planning and develop money management habits from an early age.
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The launch coincides with Chandak Group’s 40-year milestone and reflects the company’s broader social responsibility initiatives beyond its core real estate business.
The launch event in Mumbai brought together mother influencers, parenting community representatives and families. The programme included an interactive storytelling session based on the book, introducing children to financial concepts through stories and activity-led engagement.
The event also featured themed engagement zones and games intended to reinforce lessons around saving, goal-setting and informed financial choices.
The unveiling of “Little Steps to Big Dreams” marked a significant moment for the company as it expanded its community-focused initiatives alongside its real estate operations.
Speaking at the event, a spokesperson for Chandak Group said, “As we celebrate this special milestone, we wanted to create something that delivers impact beyond infrastructure. ‘Little Steps to Big Dreams’ is our way of nurturing young minds with essential financial wisdom early in life. We believe that teaching children the importance of saving and investing can empower them to build a secure and confident future. This initiative reflects our core values of responsibility, trust and contributing meaningfully to society.”
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Through the initiative, Chandak Group said it aims to encourage financial awareness among children while promoting long-term learning through storytelling and educational engagement.
