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Peace Corps Volunteer
2 years, 3 months
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Peace Corps Response
Up to 12 months
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Virtual Service Pilot
3-6 months
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Global Initiatives

Working hand-in-hand with communities across the globe, the Peace Corps helps turn the world's challenges into shared triumphs

Global Food Security and Feed the Future

The Peace Corps along with eleven other U.S. government partners are supporting the Global Food Security Strategy/Feed the Future Peace Corps Volunteers promote sustainable, climate smart practices for local people to assure their own food security through increased agricultural productivity, improved economic opportunity, and improved health and nutrition.

Learn about Global Food Security and Feed the Future

President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief

Peace Corps Volunteers continue to implement the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) to realize the vision of an AIDS-free generation with targeted goals of:

  • Scaling up prevention and treatment
  • Implementing evidence-based interventions for populations at greatest risk
  • Promoting sustainability, efficiency, and effectiveness
  • Strengthening local health care and support systems
  • Driving results with science

Learn about the PEPFAR program

Blue Pacific Youth Initiative

The Blue Pacific Youth Initiative (BPYI) is a network of activities reinforcing Pacific youths’ role as caretakers of their ocean continent and home. Structured around five interwoven pillars, the initiative trains and mobilizes rural Pacific youth to lead their communities toward adaptation and resilience.

The Peace Corps launched the Blue Pacific Youth Initiative in 2023, and its staff and Volunteers spearhead activities in deep collaboration with local, national, and Pacific-wide organizations. The initiative connects and strengthens the many youth environmental activities that are already catalyzing positive change in the Pacific.

Learn about the Blue Pacific Youth Initiative