Go Au Pair in Indianapolis offers a child care experience through cultural exchange.
Au Pairs provide reliable, live-in child care which meets the specific needs of your family.
And – an Au Pair costs the same no matter how many children you have.
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Au Pairs can get a license and drive while in Indiana. Host Families need to check with their car insurance agency for their rules for adding an Au Pair to the insurance.
If an Au Pair does not have a driver’s license, Uber or Lyft would be good options. Indianapolis does have a public transportation bus system – IndyGo. However, the routes are primarily within Marion County.
Au Pairs need to complete 6 credits/72 classroom hours while they are here in Indianapolis. Accredited schools include (but not limited to): Butler University, Indiana University, Purdue University Indianapolis, Marian University, Martin University, University of Indianapolis.
Au Pairs and Host Families can learn about tax withholdings and filing specific for the Au Pair program. Always consult a tax advisor to learn how taxes apply.
An Au Pair will need to get a Social Security # before getting a bank account and driver’s license. Go Au Pair will provide a welcome packet with social security information, on the Au Pairs arrival. We advise Au Pairs to wait 10 days after arrival to get their social security number. You can make an appointment at a social security office, closest to your home.
Child-Friendly Activities for Au Pairs and Host Families
Au Pairs will find that Indianapolis offers a wide variety of exciting things to do and places to visit. There are many historical museums, art displays, scenic touring, and physical activities. Families can help Au Pairs find activities they are most interested in.
Indianapolis is rich with museums – a few highlights are:
- The Children’s Museum The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is an award winning children’s museum offering fun for children of all ages and abilities. They offer STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) programs and Diverse, Equitable, Accessible, an Inclusive (DEAI) culture for children.
- Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art Eiteljorg Museum offers an inspiring appreciate of the art, history, and diverse cultures of Native Americans and the West. They allow visitors to immerse themselves in the stories and artistic expression of Native American individual perspectives.
Indianapolis also offers a walkable downtown canal with many available activities Downtown Canal –
The Indianapolis 500 is the greatest spectacle in automobile racing in the U.S. This annual race is held every May at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Many sports teams are proud to call Indianapolis home including:
There are also many great shopping and dining destinations in town. One example is the Fashion Mall.
