About ​Global Natives

​GlobalNatives.Org is an international platform
for the bilateral exchange ​of knowledge, languages and opportunities between families.

In March 2009 the community was founded for curious young people, keen to discover the world. It gives them the freedom to go abroad within a global network of like minded families' homes, their guidance and shelter. 
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But the idea goes further than making a new kind of global citizenship feasible and affordable: We match the wishes, interests and offers of both kids and parents, so that international connectivity serves all generations equally well.​​

Global partnerships, family-2-family 

Your fellow members in the GlobalNatives.Club are parents 
of children in the same age group as your own, no matter
​whether they're toddlers, teens or ready to go to university. 
They have a genuine interest in an exchange with your family, to use the holidays to get to know each other better and to give mutual support, both on- and offline, in learning each other's language. 

Your daily dose of ingenuity!

There is an amazing range of criteria to find common ground for both kids and parents - from cultural or scientific interests to sport and the arts, from organisations you care about to the music you love, from exceptional talents to special needs. You'll be glad to find families who'll be just as happy that they've come across yours!
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We are mentors of each other’s children.

The GlobalNatives.Club lets Montessori meet with Waldorf,
​it has room for urban spirits and rural souls, for lovers of
the great outdoors, ​for agnostics and believers, for the arts and for science.

See the Case Studies for ideas & options!

Our families come from all walks
​of life. ​And they meet here.

Our partnerships let kids from the big cities visit the countryside and vice versa, they take them from the seaside to the mountains and back; we match lawyers
with organic farmers and managers with artists, learn
new skills and convert acquired knowledge into hands-
​on-experiences!
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