Ancoraca, Ancash a quechua community. Doug(in blue jacket) and
other pc volunteers from Ancash
Aerial view of Ancoraca
Huraz, Ancash. The depart. capital for some volunteers.
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I invite you to read about my experiences as a Peace Corps volunteer in Peru. I am serving as a public health nurse in the beautiful Andes Mountains. Feel free to leave your comments! Gracias, Mateo. DISCLAIMER- The information written below is in no way connected to the beliefs held by the U.S. Government or Peace Corps. This blog is a personal expression of one volunteer and his unique experiences.
Just add water
Come inside and sit down for my life stories, opinions and cathartic moments as a foreigner living in a small andean village in Perú. As my Peace Corps experience comes to an end, I´m still surprised by the good, bad and ugly that I confront.
How far would you go to help someone in need?
I traveled way out of my comfort zone to live and work here. And accumulated endless memories and met some pretty incredible people along the way.
How far would you go to help someone in need?
I traveled way out of my comfort zone to live and work here. And accumulated endless memories and met some pretty incredible people along the way.
About Me
- Matt
- Carata, La Libertad, Peru
- 27 year old, Peace Corps Volunteer in Carata Perú.
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