Each year, around 1,000 exchange students from 90 countries come to the U.S. on AFS programs to study in high schools and live with host families. Being a host family means volunteering to open your home to an international exchange student while sharing your culture and values, developing personal bonds that last a lifetime, and expanding your family’s cultural horizons.
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Each year, around 1,000 exchange students from 90 countries come to the U.S. on AFS programs to study in high schools and live with host families. Being a host family means volunteering to open your home to an international exchange student while sharing your culture and values, developing personal bonds that last a lifetime, and expanding your family’s cultural horizons.