Vaihtovuosi uhka terveydelle

Esimerkki taas kerran siitä, ettei vaihto-oppilasta kuunnella eikä nuoren mielipiteillä ole mitään arvoa. Nämä järjestöjen laraghit, mirat, roset, anut sun muut toimii mielivaltaisesti miten lystää!
Isot riskit on Ciee ottanut tuossa rokotusasiassa!! Mikä ihmeen kiire on ollut pistää umpimähkään rokotteita selvittämättä asiaa? Onko kukaan edes tarkkaillut nuoren vointia liika-annosten pistämisten jälkeen? Uskallan epäillä, että ei.
Tässä esimerkkitapauksessa on horsottu, vaikkei ole ollut aihetta. Yleisempää on, ettei vaihtari saa apua, vaikka tarvitsisi. Aluevalvojat ja järjestöjen edustajat eivät välitä, vaikka nuori olisi välittömän avun tarpeessa. Ei auteta lääkäriin, vaikka pyydetään, vähätellään tilannetta vieläpä kriittisessäkin vaiheessa, kuten menehtyneen diabeetikon jne.

on 1, June 12, 2008 at 11:57 amAFSissues
I have both hosted a student for AFS and sent my child in the program. In both cases, there were serious issues. In my opinion, AFS will not take accountability for anything. I have watched AFS protect their international relationships, employees, and volunteers as a priority without regard to the students in the program. Host families are not properly screened or monitored. While tuition covers medical expenses, my child was denied medical care more than once. When we were able to get him to a doctor outside of the host family or AFS via a family friend, he was diagnosed with severe bronchitis and needed antibiotics. AFS responded to that with the request to kick my child out of the program for unapproved travel! I believe strongly in the concept of international exchange for youth, however, I will never advocate AFS to any parent looking to send a student or family interested in hosting. AFS stated to my child that the host families are more valuable to AFS than the students, which they now deny. From my personal experience, they continually take actions and make statements completely to the contrary of what is stated on their marketing materials. From what I understand, two international students died in the 2006-2007 in the US. I strongly believe someone of unbiased authority needs to do a serious audit on this organization.

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on 1, June 12, 2008 at 11:57 amAFSissues
I have both hosted a student for AFS and sent my child in the program. In both cases, there were serious issues. In my opinion, AFS will not take accountability for anything. I have watched AFS protect their international relationships, employees, and volunteers as a priority without regard to the students in the program. Host families are not properly screened or monitored. While tuition covers medical expenses, my child was denied medical care more than once. When we were able to get him to a doctor outside of the host family or AFS via a family friend, he was diagnosed with severe bronchitis and needed antibiotics. AFS responded to that with the request to kick my child out of the program for unapproved travel! I believe strongly in the concept of international exchange for youth, however, I will never advocate AFS to any parent looking to send a student or family interested in hosting. AFS stated to my child that the host families are more valuable to AFS than the students, which they now deny. From my personal experience, they continually take actions and make statements completely to the contrary of what is stated on their marketing materials. From what I understand, two international students died in the 2006-2007 in the US. I strongly believe someone of unbiased authority needs to do a serious audit on this organization.

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Ja entäs se juttu tuolla ketjuissa kun Italiassa ollut vaihtari oli jo palannut kotimaahansa kesken vuoden ja Italiassa oli ollut maanjäristys niin vaihtarin perheelle ilmoitettiin, ettei vaihtari (joka siis oli jo kotimaassaan) ollut loukkaantunut....

Tollasta se touhu on! Ei kukaan tiedä saati sitten välitä missä nämä nuoret ovat.