Peru makes a great NGO internship location because of its outstanding biodiversity, rich culture, and its favorable NGO sector. Make sure you get the chance to involve yourself in a nonprofit internship in Peru!
Located in the heart of South America, Peru is home to diverse landscapes that range from the majestic Machu Picchu to the magnificent Colca Canyon. Additionally, Peru is renowned for its great gastronomy, biodiversity, traditions, and music. If you decide to intern in this country, we can assure that you’ll have an experience worth raving about! Our internships in Peru provide you with a unique opportunity to contribute meaningfully to various grassroots projects, addressing critical issues such as community healthcare, biology research, and education. With each of these internships, you’ll make a true impact on different communities in Peru.
We offer many different types of internships in various locations in Peru with the main focus on education, health, environment, and ecotourism. By interning with one of our partners, you’ll get a unique chance to experience the stunning natural diversity and the beautiful Peruvian culture beyond the typical tourist locations in the country. At the same time, you’ll get the opportunity to make a positive impact on different communities, depending on which internship you ultimately decide to choose.
Peru Highlights
Warm and Hospitable People
Peruvians are known for their hospitality and friendliness, making it easy to connect with locals and immerse yourself in their fantastic culture.
Peruvian Cuisine
Peru’s gastronomy is celebrated worldwide for its diverse flavors and unique ingredients. Trying Peruvian dishes such as ceviche, causa, and anticuchos will certainly be a big highlight during your stay!
Adventure
Peru is a hotspot for adventure seekers. You can engage in activities like hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, white-water rafting, paragliding, and sandboarding in the desert oasis of Huacachina.
Cultural Sensitivity
Peru’s rich cultural heritage emphasizes community and collaboration, making it more receptive to NGO efforts that prioritize respecting and preserving local traditions and knowledge.