CHI had a wonderful summer welcoming Group Homestay students from around the world. They came to learn about life in the United States, practice their English skills, and share their cultures with American host families. This is Group Homestay: Building bridges
Japanese exchange students visited Spanaway, WA, this spring. During their visit, they toured a local high school, visited Lemay Car Museum and participated in a college career day at a local junior high school. While visiting high school students they were
Group Homestay Program participants, from Japan, spent eight days in Santa Maria, California this winter. The group visited Pioneer Valley High School where they were able to share culture with local students. They were even greeted with a Welcome Japanese Students
The Santa Maria Times in California recently shared an article about CHI Group Homestay Program students that visited their local high school, Pioneer Valley High School. The article titled, Japanese exchange students get a taste of Santa Maria, share experiences
This summer 21 Japanese students visited Arlington, WA through CHI’s Group Homestay Program. During their time in Arlington, the group learned English, American culture and saw the local sights. They were impressed with all of the volunteer and outreach programs
Japanese exchange students from Okinawa are currently spending three weeks sightseeing around Washington State as part of CHI’s Group Homestay Program. The group consists of students ranging in age from 13-17 years old. They are staying with host families from Steilacoom,
Building bridges between cultures, one family and one student at a time. That’s the heart of CHI’s Group Homestay Program. Since 1980, we’ve been bringing American families together with students from around the world to share exciting, memorable experiences for
You may not think your life could change in just a few weeks, but with CHI’s Group Homestay Program it can. This program lets you experience what it is like to open your home, share your culture and create a
Three years ago Masaki Takisawa, from Japan, spent three-weeks in Keizer, OR with the Smedema family. Masaki was part of CHI’s Group Homestay Program. His trip to the U.S. came about when TOMODACHI and Coca-Cola partnered together and arranged a homestay program for Japanese high school students from the
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to host an exchange student from another country? Read one family’s experience hosting through CHI’s Group Homestay Program. I live in Northern California and I have hosted 11 girls from Japan and China
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