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“If you’ve ever wanted to expose your family to an experience in international living, we can help provide that adventure for you in your own home,” says Youth for Understanding President John Richardson, Jr., Assistant Secretary of State from 1969 to 1977.
The non-profit organization matches teenagers aged 14 through 18 from Europe, Latin America, Africa or Asia with compatible American families. They place students in local schools, orient families and students, provide insurance, and offer professional guidance from 20 regional offices.
Since 1952, Youth for Understanding has exchanged more than 65,000 students from 50 countries. The programs stress family living as the heart of the learning experience: . student who shares in the daily life of another culture—who becomes personally involved in its homes, schools, institutions, and communities—gets to know that culture far more intimately than any tourist can.
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