Guinea

Peace Corps in Guinea

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Volunteers in Guinea work with their communities on projects in agriculture, education, and health. During their service in Guinea, Volunteers learn to speak local languages, including French, Malinke, Pulaar and Soussou.

Volunteers
Current: 131
To Date: 1771
Program Dates
1963-1966, 1969-1971, 1985-present
Official Language
French

Volunteer Openings in Guinea

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Secondary Education English Teacher

Guinea | Africa
Departs by June 22, 2020
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Secondary Education Math Teacher

Guinea | Africa
Departs by June 22, 2020
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Secondary Education Science Teacher

Guinea | Africa
Departs by June 22, 2020
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This road may not be silky smooth, but it can be more beautiful and fulfilling than you could ever imagine. Having the opportunity to come serve in a place like Guinea is really one of the sweetest gifts that you may never fully understand.

Guinea Returned Peace Corps Volunteer

Current Projects in Guinea

Agriculture Education Health

Stories from Guinea

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Support Projects in Guinea

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Guinea Country Fund

Contributions to the Guinea Country Fund will support Volunteer and community projects that will take place in Guinea.

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Hygiene Promotion & Open Defecation Elimination via Community Led Sanitation
Julius Dave Bugayong
Volunteer from California

Community-led total sanitation will provide access to hygienic latrines and reliable source of potable water, beneficiaries of which, according to ...

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