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Sd project Peru
Volunteer, internship, and social work project that works directly with Andean communities, empowering women and providing educational support to native children from immigrant families.
About Us
Helping women never doubt that they are Valuable & Powerful
The Sustainable Development Project (SD Project-Peru) is a social work and volunteer program operating in the Central Andes, managed and promoted by volunteers. It was legally established and registered in the Peruvian Public Registry in 2009.
We have developed social programs, without intermediaries, in the most vulnerable communities of the Peruvian Andes, where the largest population living in extreme poverty and experiencing economic, social, and cultural exclusion is concentrated.
Education
EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN
Come join us
Multiple expeditions to the enigmatic Andes and jungle of Peru, the living culture of its towns and villages, its crafts, food and all its mystique and exoticism, hikes to snow-capped peaks and mountains, its beautiful waterfalls, rivers and tropical valleys, all from a perspective no comercial!
Internships:
We organize various internship programs tailored to your Skills & Estudies
Our impact
Get informed and learn more about an internship with us
How we work:
- Direct social work in Andean communities
- face to face with the social and economic reality of people with real need for help
- We work in a close-knit multicultural team
- Work and develop your personal and professional skills in a project tailored to your needs and studies.
- Many resource sharing activities, activities and celebrations
- Learn or improve your level of Spanish in a practical and enjoyable way
- Non-commercial excursions to tourist and natural areas throughout Peru
Testimonials
"Volunteering with the S D Project is an intense cross cultural learning experience. The needs are varied and large among the families in the program, yet smiles and genuine personal relations are the norm. Frank and the other “tichers” are highly respected and warmly received."

Peter Wotowiek
USA
"I took part of the project in March and had an amazing time with the children of Huancayo. I got to make an impact by teaching english with the little knowledge in spanish I had from before and I did as well have plenty of time to improve my spanish in a way I’d never done before."

Mina Lillcrona
sweden
"I came to Huancayo in March to work with children and did absolutley loved the feeling of actually teaching those children something. Even though my Spanish was limited the children helped me out and together we could understand each other, and both learn ."

Timy Larson
Sweden