Around the globe, Peace Corps Volunteers work with local counterparts to design and implement safe, affordable and sustainable water and sanitation projects.

As a Peace Corps Volunteer, you'll likely have the chance to learn a new language during service — and you never know where that will lead you.

Serving in the Peace Corps alongside your partner or spouse can have advantages. 

When it comes to relationships, whether personal or professional, trust is an important factor. 

At my Close of Service conference, we were asked to reflect on the people from our communities who have influenced our service. I decided to take the idea and run with it, so I’m going to introduce you to some of the people from my community who have in some way impacted my Peace Corps service.

What I am most passionate about my experience here is opening the eyes of my youth to the opportunities they have available to them. 

In Mongolia, you might live in a ger; in Swaziland, it could be a rondavel. Just as each Volunteer experience is different, so is each house. 

Beginning in 1986, I served as an early childhood teacher trainer in Haiti.