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http://www.canadahomestayinternational.com/becomingahost.html
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Becoming a Host
What Makes a Great Homestay?
A sensitive and patient family. We host students from around the world; it can be overwhelming for a student to be so far away from home. A thoughtful host family appreciates that each student is unique, and that communication and mutual understanding take effort.
Our hosts are interested in sharing their lifestyle in a positive and mutually rewarding way. We do not accept hosts who are interested in money alone. These motives are obvious to students, and interfere with the intended homestay experience: a safe, secure, welcoming environment to learn and grow in.
Things to Consider:
Do you have time for a student? Even the most self-assured students appreciate good quality time with their host family. Will you be in town for the duration of your student's stay? (Absences longer than three days must be approved by CHN in advance.)
Is everyone in your household ready to accept someone with a different background? If you have children, are they comfortable with bringing another person into the family?
Who are you expecting to host, and when is the best time to host them? Please note that our students come to participate in a variety of programs. Some are short term, some are seasonal, and some are very popular with students of particular nationalities.
What You Provide:
• A private bedroom, desk and closet.
• Nutritious meals, every day (meal plans vary).
• A patient, caring and friendly home atmosphere.
• A 100% English environment for ESL students, or 100% French environment for FSL students.
• The same guidance and attention you would want for a loved one traveling overseas!
What You Receive:
• A firsthand understanding of another culture.
• A new perspective on our culture, as seen through the eyes of your student.
• The opportunity to make a difference to a young citizen of the world.
• A monthly stipend; the rate depends on the age of the student, meal plan requested, and distance from school.
• Orientation and support from the CHN team and other experienced hosts.
All of our students fill out a detailed application and must comply with specific guidelines for behaviour and academic performance (all of which you can review on our website).
Our Programs
HomeAbout UsMeet Our CHN FamilyCorporate Social ResponsibilityCommunitiesTestimonialsCareer OpportunitesContact UsHostsBecoming A HostOur ProgramsApplication ProcessFAQHost ApplicationWhy I HostRegistered HostsPortal RegistrationHosting EvaluationDiscussion ForumHost WikisPortal LoginStudentsWhy CHN?Our Host FamiliesAsking For HelpServices & FeesAccommodation OptionsCustodianshipPayment OptionsPartners and LinksPreparing for HomestayApply for HomestayEvaluate my homestayPortal LoginAgentsServicesHomestay ApplicationTravel Info ServiceRefundsPortal RegistrationPortal LoginSchoolsServicesSchool GroupsPortal RegistrationPortal Login
Hosts
Becoming a Host
What Makes a Great Homestay?
A sensitive and patient family. We host students from around the world; it can be overwhelming for a student to be so far away from home. A thoughtful host family appreciates that each student is unique, and that communication and mutual understanding take effort.
Our hosts are interested in sharing their lifestyle in a positive and mutually rewarding way. We do not accept hosts who are interested in money alone. These motives are obvious to students, and interfere with the intended homestay experience: a safe, secure, welcoming environment to learn and grow in.
Things to Consider:
Do you have time for a student? Even the most self-assured students appreciate good quality time with their host family. Will you be in town for the duration of your student's stay? (Absences longer than three days must be approved by CHN in advance.)
Is everyone in your household ready to accept someone with a different background? If you have children, are they comfortable with bringing another person into the family?
Who are you expecting to host, and when is the best time to host them? Please note that our students come to participate in a variety of programs. Some are short term, some are seasonal, and some are very popular with students of particular nationalities.
What You Provide:
• A private bedroom, desk and closet.
• Nutritious meals, every day (meal plans vary).
• A patient, caring and friendly home atmosphere.
• A 100% English environment for ESL students, or 100% French environment for FSL students.
• The same guidance and attention you would want for a loved one traveling overseas!
What You Receive:
• A firsthand understanding of another culture.
• A new perspective on our culture, as seen through the eyes of your student.
• The opportunity to make a difference to a young citizen of the world.
• A monthly stipend; the rate depends on the age of the student, meal plan requested, and distance from school.
• Orientation and support from the CHN team and other experienced hosts.
All of our students fill out a detailed application and must comply with specific guidelines for behaviour and academic performance (all of which you can review on our website).
Our Programs
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如果你有足够的愛心，有足够的耐性，可以試試foster parent。
http://www.mcf.gov.bc.ca/foster/become.htm
Becoming a Foster Parent
Foster parents are people who come from many different backgrounds and with many different life experiences. Some are married with families of their own and some are single; some live in common law relationships or with same sex partners. There are foster parents who own their own homes and foster parents who rent.
What all foster parents have in common is a commitment to caring for children who are coping with a very difficult time in their young lives. Children do not need perfect foster parents, but they do need adults who are committed to caring for them.
Follow The Steps to Fostering, for more information on becoming a foster parent.
http://www.mcf.gov.bc.ca/foster/become.htm
Becoming a Foster Parent
Foster parents are people who come from many different backgrounds and with many different life experiences. Some are married with families of their own and some are single; some live in common law relationships or with same sex partners. There are foster parents who own their own homes and foster parents who rent.
What all foster parents have in common is a commitment to caring for children who are coping with a very difficult time in their young lives. Children do not need perfect foster parents, but they do need adults who are committed to caring for them.
Follow The Steps to Fostering, for more information on becoming a foster parent.
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Foster Family Care Home Monthly Rates
The family care home monthly rate includes a payment to meet the costs of the day-to-day care of the child (the family care rate), and an additional payment to specialized homes to meet their operating costs. The family care rate (effective March 1, 2007) is $757.67 for a child 0-11 and $866.11 for a child/youth age 12-19.
Foster Family Care Rate Increases
The family care rate is the payment made to foster families to pay for the day-to-day care of the child.
Since 1992 the cost of living in BC, according to the consumer price index has increased 27.5%. The family care rate has increased six times since October 1, 1991. Additional increases were made on April 1, 2008 and April 1, 2009.
Date% IncreaseRate for 0-11Rate for 12-19October 1, 19913.75%$326.22$423.41October 1, 199377%$613.00$704.00December 1, 19942%$625.26$718.08January 19962%$637.77$732.44>January 1, 200110%$701.55$805.68March 1, 20070-1112-19$757.67$866.118%7.5%April 1, 20080-1112-19$780.40$887.763%2.5%April 1, 20090-1112-19$803.82$909.953%2.5
The family care home monthly rate includes a payment to meet the costs of the day-to-day care of the child (the family care rate), and an additional payment to specialized homes to meet their operating costs. The family care rate (effective March 1, 2007) is $757.67 for a child 0-11 and $866.11 for a child/youth age 12-19.
Foster Family Care Rate Increases
The family care rate is the payment made to foster families to pay for the day-to-day care of the child.
Since 1992 the cost of living in BC, according to the consumer price index has increased 27.5%. The family care rate has increased six times since October 1, 1991. Additional increases were made on April 1, 2008 and April 1, 2009.
Date% IncreaseRate for 0-11Rate for 12-19October 1, 19913.75%$326.22$423.41October 1, 199377%$613.00$704.00December 1, 19942%$625.26$718.08January 19962%$637.77$732.44>January 1, 200110%$701.55$805.68March 1, 20070-1112-19$757.67$866.118%7.5%April 1, 20080-1112-19$780.40$887.763%2.5%April 1, 20090-1112-19$803.82$909.953%2.5
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