Leading Au Pair Agencies pledge to Join Forces in Dutch Au Pair Association (DAPA)
The Hague, Netherlands June 6th 2025 In response to recent developments surrounding Nina Care, and with the aim of safeguarding the integrity of...
Read moreThe Hague, Netherlands June 6th 2025 In response to recent developments surrounding Nina Care, and with the aim of safeguarding the integrity of...
Read moreThe new Aupair-Society Board (left to right): Jasmin Dorsch, Michael Zubke, Oliver Rolle, Anett Sievers, Kristin Otto
Siegburg, Germany – February 17, 2024 – The German the Aupair-Society e.V., convened for its Annual General Meeting in Siegburg hosted by supporting member Dr Walter. The event marked a significant milestone for the association as members came together to elect a completely new Board to lead the organization for the next four years.
The Spanish Au Pair Association AEPA held its Annual General Meeting in person on Saturday, February 25th in Palma de Mallorca. Finally, after...
Read moreAEPA (Spanish Au Pair Agencies Association) has recently prepared and published its report “Informe Visado Au Pair” to present the...
Read moreThe Cultural Au Pair Association of Australia (CAPAA) is pleased to announce its new Chair, Anna Prasad. Anna has been working in the Au pair sector for close to 5 years and is currently managing AIFS’ inbound Au pair program.
Anna says “I am honoured to take on this role as CAPAA’s new Chair, as the Au pair industry gets back on track after the pandemic. It’s an exciting time for cultural exchange, Au pairs and the industry in general. I also would like thank Jackie Rylance for her dedication during the last few years, in what was a rather tricky time for all the CAPAA member agencies. She has done an excellent job in steering us through to the other side.”
With Au pairs numbers returning to pre-Covid levels, Anna is forecasting a busy year ahead for the Australian Au pair industry.
“While the landscape may have changed, there is still a huge demand for Au pairs, especially to address childcare shortages across the country. As the needs for working parents are ever evolving, and work from home guidelines continue to change, the need for that additional support in the home and the flexibility an Au pair can provide are a big driver in reinvigorating this space.”
Australia remains a great au pair destination with shorter program options and the ability to travel for an extended period after placement.
Anna says “Australia is a great destination for any young person considering a cultural exchange for the first time. I look forward to promoting CAPAA and our Australian Au pair programs in 2023.
The IAPA community congratulates Anna on her new role and wishes her the best of luck for the challenges and work ahead. We will be happy to continue to support Anna and the Australian Association in the future.
IAPA has always been promoting the establishment of national associations in different countries. Therefore, we are very pleased to welcome the...
Read moreUFAAP in-person AGM – a much needed opportunity for personal exchange On Friday, 15 January 2022, UFAAP (French Federation of Au Pair...
Read moreIAPA petitions the EU Parliament to establish a reciprocal youth mobility scheme with the UK Despite many efforts by IAPA and – above all...
Read moreThe International Au Pair Association (IAPA) and the WYSE Travel Confederation join forces to call upon the EU for a reciprocal Youth...
Read moreAfter letters to the EU and several ministries in Germany written by IAPA together with the German au pair associations Au Pair Society and...
Read moreIAPA Members, Au Pairs, Host Families – please support us! We would like to share the following information from BAPAA the British Au Pair...
Read moreIt has started to become a good tradition that the IAPA Board visits one country every year to hold a workshop for member and non-member...
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