Open your home to international talent

c Lauren Wouters

© Lauren Wouters

At KCB, young musicians from all over the world come together to study. For some students, the cost of living in Brussels can be a significant barrier. A host family can make a real difference: not only financially, but also by providing a young musician with a warm, stable home during their studies.

That is why KCB and AFS Low Lands are joining forces. Together, we are looking for families who would like to offer an international student a temporary home and help create a welcoming environment for international talent.

AFS Low Lands

Get to know us first, then decide

Becoming a host family is a commitment, but you do not have to make a decision right away. Perhaps you would first like to know what it involves, which students are eligible, how long a stay typically lasts, or what is expected of a host family in practical terms.

AFS Low Lands supports families and students throughout the entire process and will discuss with prospective host families what might be possible. An initial conversation is completely non-binding.

Interested, or simply curious? Get in touch with KCB or AFS Low Lands. We will be happy to tell you more and explore together whether becoming a host family could be right for you and your family.

What do you get in return?

Being a host family is about more than providing a room. You give a young musician the opportunity to study in Brussels while discovering another culture and way of life yourself. As a host family, you will also receive free access to exclusive KCB concerts and activities.

About AFS Low Lands

AFS is a non-profit organisation that works with students, families and volunteers towards a more just and peaceful world through intercultural learning and exchanges. AFS Low Lands supports host families and students throughout the entire process.

Contact

Would you like to find out more first?

Contact KCB
Contact AFS Low Lands

Already convinced and ready to become a host family?

Registrer as a host family