Overview

The Peace Corps Uganda Volunteer Program 2026 offers three powerful service opportunities for individuals committed to public health, education, and economic development.

Key Responsibilities

Community Health Promoter Role:

Promote maternal and child health
Lead awareness campaigns on disease prevention
Train community members on hygiene and sanitation
Support health data tracking and behavior change initiatives
Organize community health programs and events

Economic Empowerment Advisor Role:

Train communities in financial literacy and entrepreneurship
Support microfinance and savings initiatives
Develop income-generating activities
Facilitate business and marketing training sessions
Promote sustainable economic practices

School Enrichment Facilitator Role:

Support English and literacy development
Introduce extracurricular programs
Promote hygiene, nutrition, and mental wellness in schools
Engage parents and communities in education
Organize workshops for teachers and students

Requirements

Community Health Promoter: Degree in any field OR 5 years of professional experience.
Economic Empowerment Advisor: Degree in business or related field OR 5 years of experience.
School Enrichment Facilitator: Degree in any field OR 5 years’ experience.

Benefits

Selected volunteers will receive a comprehensive benefits package, including:

Financial & Logistical Support: Travel to/from Uganda, monthly living allowance, housing provided, medical and dental coverage.
Professional Development: Extensive language, technical, and intercultural training; hands-on international work experience; competitive advantage for federal jobs.
Post-Service Benefits: Approximately $10,800 service award upon completion; access to graduate school benefits and career pathways.

Location

Uganda, Africa

How to Apply

Applicants must complete the Peace Corps application process, which includes online application submission, interviews, medical and legal clearance, and pre-departure preparation.