2020 has been quite a year. In these tumultuous times, Intercambio has been able to innovate and thrive – all because of our generous donors. Click below to see our Gratitude Report for 2020.
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Fall 2020 Community Journal
The onset of COVID-19 led to tons of changes at Intercambio and beyond! We are so excited to share what Intercambio has been up to these past few months. Click below to see the Fall 2020 Community Journal.
Read MoreFrom the Classroom to the Boardroom
Moving to a new home can feel like starting over. There is isolation from not knowing anyone. There is an overwhelming feeling of not knowing the neighborhood. There is that annoying feeling that you should know where the grocery store is but don’t. It’s enough to leave a person feeling lonely and longing for connection and […]
Read MoreWhat to Expect in the Unexpected
The wave of emotions that comes with expecting your first child is unlike any other. You feel joy and anxiety, excitement, and nervousness. You know life will change forever when your little one enters the world. Now, imagine having those feelings – and living in a country where you don’t speak the native language. Imagine […]
Read MoreThe Perfect Match
It was the perfect match of ability and passion… Then COVID-19 hit. Tara, a former public school teacher and volunteer here at Intercambio, loved her service in the community. But when the coronavirus hit, all Intercambio’s classes came to a standstill. She wondered, could she still teach? But, thanks to your kind support, Tara reports: […]
Read MoreStudent uses English to advocate for her son’s health
“It’s every parent’s nightmare: Imagine your baby starts to have a seizure in your arms. You call 911 for help, but you can’t communicate what’s happening to the person on the line.” (Click to read more)
Read MoreStudent Insights: Job Promotion
Alex Acosta: In 2001 he began taking English classes with Intercambio Uniting Communities, and from 2004 until present he has worked with the same Intercambio teacher who comes to his home once a week. His family and his teacher’s family are like one big family now, and Alex has used his improved English to become […]
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