Parents of returning Ambassadors share their experiences with People to People OnCall:
Both our sons have participated in People to People programs. Any time we’ve had a question or wanted to find out what options were available to us in a given situation, the folks at the program office have been excellent both by phone and by email. We’ve always received friendly service and accurate answers."
—Fred and Carol Lively, parents of Ian Lively (Lusby, Md.)
Julia is a type 1 diabetic, and I was so concerned about having her so far away and being unable to personally monitor her. I found the group leaders and staff at People to People to be extremely responsive to me and my granddaughter."
—Carylon Dopp, grandmother of Julia Dopp (Pinole, Calif.)
When I hadn’t heard from my son since he left for Europe, I called the People to People office. The representative was very understanding, and I heard from my son shortly thereafter. The staff is very professional and prompt in responding to concerns of parents, no matter how insignificant they might be."
—Khetia Semia, mother of Anwar Addae (Glen Burnie, Md.)
Every time we call, you handle everything."
—Kathleen and Mark Prior, parents of Anthony Prior (Rockwood, Mich.)
When I called the home office at 12:30 a.m., I was concerned that I was keeping someone awake or waking them in the middle of the night... this is not at all how I was treated! I felt like they were handling the situation as if it were their child. It just solidified the reason that People to People Student Ambassador Programs is always my first choice when thinking of allowing my children to travel abroad. Much thanks and keep up the great work!"
—Linwood and MaryBeth Delauter, parents of Keriann Delauter (Orlando, Fla.)
My questions were quickly and professionally answered with a positive, upbeat representative."
—Lisa and Jack Kamps, parents of Connor Kamps (Sparks, Md.)
When Javon’s luggage was lost, I received a phone call. When Javon became ill, I received a phone call. I also received a follow-up phone call from the program office just to make sure that he was better. I never felt disconnected from him."
—Nikia Cannon, mother of Javon Hall (Harvey, Ill.)
Every detail was handled by P2P. They were courteous, efficient, and well informed."
—Virginia Kavanagh, mother of Ashley Kavanagh (South Salem, N.Y.)
