Everything You Never Knew You Needed To Know About Repatriation DOWNLOAD PDF FLYER This two-part webinar provides tips and guidance for individuals returning or who have recently returned to the United States or Canada after living overseas. Part 1: Homeward Bound Wednesday, 7pm CET 10 May, 2023 Part 2: I’ve moved back, now what? TBD…
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Welcoming You Home For Over 20 Years
Globally Connected, Locally Active.
FAUSA is the social and philanthropic network for former FAWCO club members and others repatriating to the United States and Canada.
Our members maintain overseas friendships through participation in local and virtual groups, and our annual meeting, while continuing to participate in FAWCO and The FAWCO Foundation activities, teams and boards.
We support those who have repatriated in experiencing the joys, challenges and changes involved in returning home.
We award FAUSA’s Annual Philanthropy Grant to a philanthropic project in the Americas.
We are eligible to apply for The FAWCO Foundation’s Education Awards and propose projects for The FAWCO Foundation’s Development Grants and Target Programs.
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Philanthropy
Tabitha Update
FAWCO’s Target Program was created as an opportunity to increase awareness about an important global issue and to fundraise together in support of a project. The first Target Project was nominated by FAUSA member Yolanda Henry, and was voted in by FAWCO clubs in 2010: Tabitha Foundation’s Wells for Clean Water in Cambodia. Fifty-seven clubs…
Activities
FAUSA Virtual Road Trip 2023
What is the FAUSA Road Trip? The FAUSA Road Trip is a virtual journey with your fellow FAUSA members. In 2023 we will be traveling along the Trans-Canada Highway, while getting fit or keeping fit along the way. The journey begins February 15, 2023. Your entry must be completed by February 13, 2023. The Trans-Canada Highway…
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Why Join FAUSA?
When you have lived outside your home country, you see the world through different eyes.
You’ve experienced new perspectives, cultures, languages, foods, traveling and so much more! There can be challenges to this ‘reverse culture shock’...even homesickness for the country you lived in. FAUSA connections can help with this transition.