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RPCV Newsletter
Get Hotline, our online bulletin of employment and educational opportunities for returned Peace Corps Volunteers.
Thank you for your service returned and current Peace Corps Volunteers! You have done so much for others in your service – in return, Peace Corps has much to offer you.
We continue to look for ways to keep our relationship vibrant and long-lasting. Below are resources and opportunities created for our Volunteer family organized for easy reference.
We hope this tool helps you take advantage of the many benefits Peace Corps has available.
Peace Corps Response Volunteer in Liberia Shares About Her Native American Heritage Video
Peace Corps Response Volunteer in Panama Works on Projects for the UN Development Program Video
Peace Corps encourages returned Volunteers to consider continuing their volunteer service through one or more of the following initiatives:
- Peace Corps Response
Peace Corps Response provides opportunities for returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) to undertake short-term, high-impact assignments in various programs around the world.
- Peace Corps Partnership
Program
You can support a current Volunteer's community project by contributing to the Peace Corps Partnership Program. The Peace Corps Partnership Program applies 100% of your tax-deductible donation toward a specific Project, Special Fund or Country Fund.
- Serve.gov
The President is calling on all Americans to participate in our nation’s recovery and renewal by serving in our communities. America’s new foundation will be built one community at a time – and it starts with you.
- United
Nations Volunteer Program
The United Nations Volunteer Programs is an organization contributing to peace and development through volunteerism worldwide.
Last updated Jul 17 2012