COVID-19 & Au Pairs

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27-03-2020

COVID - 19 SITUATION

We understand the situation is worrying and we are doing our very best to assist our hosts, au pairs and partners with any queries relating to COVID-19. We have issued numerous newsletters on the matter and keep a very close eye on the developments not just in the UK but also across the rest of the world.

All hosts & au pairs have Tuuli's direct number for assistance.

Many au pairs have chosen to leave their placements with the hope to return once it is safe to do so - a high number of our au pairs also still remain in the UK together with their host families. The choice to leave or to stay is entirely personal, and we support which ever decision the au pair and the host family come to.

In relation to new searches by host families and au pairs, we have had to stop new searches for spring and early summer start dates and encourage all to consider August/September start dates at the very earliest due to the high risk of travel disruption for earlier start dates.

Au pairs who are currently scheduled to arrive in spring/early summer - are likely to face delays with starting dates.

For au pairs, if you have already confirmed an au pair position, but have not yet booked your travel - please do not do so until the Governement advise allows you to do so.

UK GOVERNMENT ADVICE including TRAVEL advice to different countries which affect incoming au pairs: https://www.gov.uk/government/topical-events/coronavirus-covid-19-uk-government-response

NHS GUIDANCE: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/

A HELPFUL FAQ BY WHO: https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/q-a-coronaviruses

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"I have been in London for almost a month now, and it has been so amazing! my host family showed me Brixton and took me out for dinner in the Brixton village the day after I came. I have also met My host-mum's parents, and we went out for dinner too. On my first day alone with my child, we went to the cinema to see planes, it was super fun and i loved it. On my first weekend my host-mum threw me a welcome party where se invited all her neighbours and some of her friends it was really nice, and I got to meet an au pair too. She is living with one of my host-mum's friends. the day after the party i went to play rounders with a lot of my host-mum's friends, it was really fun, and it was nice to get out and see the Brockwell park, where I run alot. I have also been to the theatre to see Siro-A, which was really cool. I also went clubing with one of my host-mum's friends' daughter, she is a year older than me. it was reallt fun to get out, and see how they do it in England :)"

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"I have been so lucky to have been blessed with the most amazing host family. The children are wonderful and my host parents are amazing and have made me feel at home, a month in and I feel like I am part of the family, which I felt from day one!"

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