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  • Interchange Delegate Application Form

    The information provided on this form will be used by the Local Interchange Committee to evaluate applicants and, if the youth is selected for interchange, pair the youth delegate with his/her partner. It will also help the partner delegates get to know each other before their visits. Each section should be completed with as many details and descriptive terms as possible, to help the committee evaluate the applicant and make the best possible match for the delegate.
  • Youth Applicant Information

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  • Parent/Guardian Information

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  • CISV requires that both custodial parents/guardians sign this application form (see last page for signature lines), thus confirming that the applicant has permission from both custodial parents/guardians to travel.  If an applicant is selected, all additional required CISV forms can be signed by just one custodial parent/guardian, unless CISV is informed in advance of custody issues that make necessary the signatures of both.

  • What are Parent's/Guardian's current volunteer activities?

  • Will you be able and willing to volunteer with CISV if your child is selected?

  • If your child has previously participated in a CISV program, please describe how you have volunteered and supported the chapter in the past 18 months.

  • Child's Health History

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  • If your child is selected, a physician’s declaration of your child’s health and fitness for CISV participation will be required.

  • Travel experience with parents

  • Family Description

  • Hosting Description

    Please describe your home and schedule during the Interchange, including the following: Type of home (single family detached house or multi-family apartment building, in the city or in the country, etc.) Will your guest have his/her own room, or share? (If sharing, with whom?) Will your guest have his/her own bed or share? (If sharing, with whom?) Recreational facilities available (musical instruments, swimming pool, fitness center, distance from downtown or community center, etc.) Transportation: public or private? Car, bus, train? What would your family do on a typical summer day?
  • Reciprocal Hospitality

    The hosting family is to pay expenses for the visiting youth delegate, in the same way as for their own child (e.g. the cost of the group’s hosting activities, as well as transportation, sightseeing, trips and meals that are not part of the group’s hosting calendar). This will include meals, transportation, sightseeing, and Family Week trips. Personal expenses should be paid by the visiting delegate from his/her own pocket money. When necessary, parents must arrange for transportation for group activities.

  • NATIONAL TRAVEL POLICY

    1) Village, Step Up, and Interchange delegations shall travel to and from the site of the approved CISV activity as a group. Travel shall be direct and continuous to and from the CISV activity site. No side trips shall be permitted. No layover in excess of 24 hours shall be permitted unless common carrier schedules require otherwise. Delegation itineraries must be approved by the local Chapter. 2) Penalties - Violations of Section 1 will result in disciplinary action against the Chapter or Steering Committee pursuant to the complaint procedure (83-BOT-2) of CISV, Inc. 3) Individual travel (as in the case of Junior Counselors and Seminar Camp and Youth Meeting participants) other than to and from the site of an approved CISV activity shall be deemed non-CISV travel. CISV assumes no responsibility or liability for an individual while on a side trip or layover in excess of 24 hours.
  • Description of Youth

  • Please type below, as honestly and fully as possible, about the youth applicant. This information will be most helpful in assisting the Local Interchange Committee to place your child in the best environment to encourage growth, learning and sharing. Your comments will also inform your child’s host family abroad about your child. Please include: Overall personality, temperament, needs and interests, relationship with each member of the family, relationship with others (peers, adults, relatives, elderly and young children), reaction to meeting new people and new situations, reaction to disagreement, reactions to being away from family in the past, factors that you believe should be considered in placing your child in a new environment

  • Youth Delegate's Statement

  • NATIONAL CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT

    I do agree with my local CISV Chapter and the National and International officers of CISV to participate fully in the Interchange program.I will abide by the guidelines established by CISV International, INFO FILE R-7 (9008), in such manner that will enhance our life together and foster courtesy and understanding between us all. I will not bring or use illegal drugs. If I am under the age of 18 and smoke, I will bring a signed letter of consent from my parents or guardians. If I am in a country where there is no legal age for drinking and I am under 21, I will furnish a signed letter of consent from my parents or guardians. In all cases I will observe the wishes of my host family regarding drinking and smoking as a matter of courtesy. I will observe such sexual mores and behaviors that will not embarrass or injure others (such behaviors having been discussed with my parents/guardians).  I understand I will be expected to participate in all CISV activities (games, culture sharing, crafts, singing, dances, meetings and work­shops, etc.) and I agree to participate to the best of my ability. I further agree to represent my CISV Chapter in a manner that is consistent with the values of my home, community and country.
  • Click here to access the CISV R-07 Behaviour Policy referenced above.

  • IN SIGNING THIS APPLICATION, WE (APPLICANT AND PARENTS/GUARDIANS) CONFIRM THAT:

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