Supporting Your Program Responsibilities
Living with a host family and caring for children creates a different set of everyday challenges.
From frequent exposure to common illnesses to real responsibility within the household, Au Pair participants face situations that go beyond standard travel scenarios.Insurance should be designed to support these realities — in practical, accessible, and flexible ways.
Everyday Care
Living with children means frequent exposure to colds, infections, and minor illnesses. Coverage should make it easy to access care quickly — not just in emergencies, but in everyday situations.
Wellbeing Support
Adjusting to a new environment while staying active in daily routines can impact physical and mental wellbeing.
Access to preventive care, check-ups, and mental health support helps maintain long-term health.
Flexible Coverage
Au Pair programs don’t always follow a fixed path. Coverage should adapt easily to extensions, early returns, or changes in placement. Coverage should also be customized to reflect the specific requirements of each Au Pair program.
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Liability Protection
Being part of a host family comes with real responsibility. Insurance should cover accidental damage, injuries, and risks that arise in daily family life and childcare.
This sample overview is designed to show the general structure of a possible solution.
Final benefits and included components will be adjusted based on your organization, destination, and participant profile.
This sample structure is based on our experience with Au Pair programs. Final coverage, benefits, and limits are always tailored to your specific program requirements, destination, and participant profile, and insurance carrier and claims administrator.
Tell us about your program, and we’ll guide you through the next steps.
Whether you already have specific requirements or just want to explore options — we’re here to help.
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