Peace Corps is committed to helping returned Peace Corps Volunteers transition back to the United States as seamlessly as possible. Below you will find information that will help you settle back into your community here in the United States and remain connected to Peace Corps.

• Returned Volunteers FAQs

  Here you'll find resources for continuing involvement with the Peace Corps—from administrative necessities such as keeping your records up-to-date, to more enjoyable opportunities such as finding RPCV groups in your area.

• Update Your Records

  Keeping returned Peace Corps Volunteers informed and engaged is very important to us.

• Health, Education, and Retirement Benefits

  Learn more about the health, education, and retirement benefits available to returned Peace Corps Volunteers.

• Request Documentation of Your Service
• National Peace Corps Association

  Founded in 1979 and headquartered in Washington, DC, the National Peace Corps Association (NPCA) is the leading 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization supporting returned Peace Corps Volunteers and the Peace Corps community through networking and mentoring to help guide former Volunteers through their continued service back home. The organization encompasses a network of over 50,000 individuals and more than 140 member groups. It is also the longest-standing advocate for an independent and robust Peace Corps and its values. NPCA is separate from the United States Peace Corps, which is a federal agency.