Volunteer Peru Cusco PreMed

Volunteer Peru Cusco Review Brian Obando PreMedical Program

Volunteer Peru: After my time volunteering at different places in Peru, I can say it was an experience worth having. It definitely opened my mind and perspective on things in my life. I have come to realize how much I should be thankful for everything I have in my life. This experience also taught me how to be more responsible and aware of my surroundings.

Volunteer Peru

1- How was the local ABV Coordinator/staff and the support provided in-country?

The local ABV Coordinator/staff was extremely helpful. If I was ever confused, I could just call them to help me out. When I first met the staff I was extremely curious to see if they were good people. I would soon come to realize that they were more than kind. We always talked about how our days went, and also went out for coffee together.

Volunteer Peru Cusco PreMed
Volunteer Peru Cusco PreMed

2- What was the most surprising thing you experienced?

Program: I was surprised by how much the people appreciated and were welcoming towards the volunteers when we went to different places to help out.

Country: The main experiences that surprised me were related to the work I was doing and not the country because I have visited Peru many times before to visit family.

3- What was the most challenging thing you experienced?

Program: The most challenging thing I experienced during the program was the distance I travelled to get to where I would volunteer at.

Host Family: I had no challenges with my host family because they were extremely nice people and would serve me fantastic food.

Country: The most difficult challenge would be walking around places, but you can take a taxi if you are ever tired of walking.

Volunteer Peru Cusco PreMed
Volunteer Peru Cusco PreMed

4- Any tips for future volunteers… (clothing, travel, personal items, donations)

1. Bring clothes that will keep you warm

2. Only drink bottled water

3. Try to visit many places and eat a variety of food to fully enjoy the experience

Volunteer Review

5- Personal Paragraph about the experience (ABV Program Testimonial):

After my time volunteering at different places in Peru, I can say it was an experience worth having. It definitely opened my mind and perspective on things in my life. I have come to realize how much I should be thankful for everything I have in my life. This experience also taught me how to be more responsible and aware of my surroundings.

6- How would you describe your accommodation, meals, security, friendliness, quality others:

My accommodation was very nice and felt like I was at home. The meals were also delicious every day. I never felt worried during my time on the

trip and everyone around me was friendly.

Volunteer Peru Cusco PreMed
Volunteer Peru Cusco PreMed

7- What was your favorite memory of this trip?:

Program: My favorite part about the program was interacting with the people I was helping. This made me feel closer to them and gave me an insight into their lives.

Host Family: My host family was very kind and always made me feel at home. My favorite part was eating lunch together as a family would.

Country: My favorite part about the country was exploring the city and meeting different types of people from all over the world.

Volunteer Peru Cusco PreMed
Volunteer Peru Cusco PreMed

8- How was the ABV USA support prior traveling?

The ABV USA support prior to traveling was great. Every time I had a question I would either send an email or call the staff and they wouldn´t take long to respond.

9- What do you think about the reservation system online?

I think the reservation system was great. I had no problem with it.

9.1- Who did you find Abroaderview website

I found out about the Abroaderview website through my friends and school.

10 – Are you willing to speak to other potential ABV volunteers?

Yes, I can talk to other volunteers.

Volunteer Peru Cusco PreMed
Volunteer Peru Cusco PreMed