Help empower girls and women from vulnerable backgrounds through workshops and initiatives to share important skills.
This volunteer program is especially suitable for:
Social project that provides food to the community. Together with the neighbourhood staff, the volunteer generates the preparation of food (lunch) in the peri-urban area of the city. Food is provided to the population living in the surrounding areas of the community, at low cost and in some cases free of charge (social cases).
The beneficiaries are around 90 people, including pregnant women, children, older adults, abandoned mothers and people with disabilities.
Support activities are carried out in the preparation of food, cooking workshops, lining up and distributing rations in accordance with biosecurity protocols, cleaning the canteen premises at the end of the daily activities and workshops.
Your help is much needed to give perspective and open minds to both women and the community. Come to Peru!
Volunteers must work weekdays (Monday to Friday) from 9:00 to 13:00. Weekends are free for volunteers to explore and discover what Peru has to offer.
Peru is one of the most diverse countries you could go to: it has everything from jungle to mountains, from historical cities and inca ruins to a bustling modern capital, from sandy beaches to sandy desert oases... Peru has everything you would like to discover as a traveler and far more. Some of the places we would recommend you to visit during your stay here are:
- Lima: Peru's capital, it's located in its central coast. Here you may find modern buildings and beautiful historical monuments, with warm temperatures all year round. Lima has even been declared a World Heritage Site due to its astonishing concentration of monuments. Some of the monuments we recommend you to visit are the Citadel of Pachacamac, the palace Torre Tagle Plaza de Acho, the House of the Inquisition, the National Museum, and the Alameda de los Descalzos.
- Cusco: Known as the "Navel of the World" and the city where you will be staying at during your volunteering, it's one of Peru's main tourist spots. Cusco is well known for being a charming and mystical city, filled with unique churches, colonial buildings, picturesque streets, and very friendly people. While in Cusco, you can visit places like the Plaza de Armas, Qurikancha, and Saqsaywaman. Additionally, from Cusco you can go visit Machu Picchu, one of the archaeological jewels of the world, and a place you can definitely not miss.
- Manu National Park: A national park right in the Peruvian Amazon, it's the perfect oportunity for you to discover the world's greatest biodiversity, while also getting to know many of the native communities that still live and maintain their traditions in it. It's the perfect place for any person who loves nature, travel, and responsible tourism.
- Callejón de las Huaylas: A valley of immesurable beauty, with many landscapes, where you can find a large amount of places to visit, such as Inca relics in places like Honcopampa and Tumshucaico, picturesque Andean towns filled with folkore and traditions, 22 hot springs (of which the most well-known are the Chancos Hot Springs and the Monterrey Thermal Baths), lagoons, cascades, and many other places that are part of the charm of this valley.
- Huacachina: A village built surrounding a desert oases in the South of Peru, it's an excellent place to discover a unique culture, and explore the desert. There are also opportunities to do sand boarding.