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Peace Corps in Dominican Republic

Volunteers in the Dominican Republic work with their communities on locally prioritized projects in the Community Economic Development, Education, and Youth in Development sectors. During their service in the Dominican Republic, Volunteers learn to speak Spanish. 

Volunteers
Current: 99
All-time: 4,859
Program Dates
1962-present
Official Language
Spanish

Opportunities in Dominican Republic

Peace Corps Response

There are currently no Peace Corps Response openings in Dominican Republic, but there are others available around the world.

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Virtual Service Pilot

There are currently no Virtual Service Pilot engagements in Dominican Republic, but there are others available around the world.

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The motivation for my Peace Corps service was the opportunity to work with youth. I think my entire Peace Corps experience is the happiest I've ever been.

Angelena Castro 2019-2020

Current Projects in Dominican Republic

Education Youth in Development Community Economic Development
Annual Volunteer Survey: See satisfaction results for Dominican Republic [PDF]

Stories from Dominican Republic

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Experiencing connection through language in the Dominican Republic
The Green Brigade and the power of service to heal
For this retired couple, serving together in the Dominican Republic is a dream come true

Photos from Dominican Republic

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Support Projects in Dominican Republic

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Dominican Republic Country Fund

Contributions to the Dominican Republic Country Fund support sustainable, community-driven Peace Corps Partnership Program projects in the Dominican Republic that …

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Economic Empowerment through Digital Literacy: Regional Conference I
Sara Kellenberg

Small businesses are the backbone of local economies throughout the Dominican Republic. With limited formal employment options, small businesses provide …

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Economic Empowerment through Digital Literacy: Regional Conference II
Rachel Bankhead

Across the Dominican Republic, many families and individuals depend on small businesses for their economic livelihoods. This is especially true …

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