Join RPCV Health Crusade


Providing the needed support and resources for RPCVs and PCVs
to take charge of our health and live our healthiest lives

Let’s Be a Part of the Solution

RPCV Health Crusade offers so many ways for you to help and support our efforts. You already have the skills that we need!

You do not need to be a health expert. You just need to have an interest in helping PCVs and RPCVs live our healthiest lives. Don’t just complain about a problem. Time to be a part of the solution!

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EDUCATION

Let’s share what we know with each other and learn what we don’t know so that we have the resources we need to make the best decisions

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SUPPORT

Let’s figure out what we need for ourselves and how we can be there to help each other through our individual journeys of health

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ADVOCACY

Let’s recognize when to do and when to advocate, whether the changes can happen within U.S. Peace Corps or requires an act of Congress

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Latest Articles from RPCV Health Crusade

Read more about our efforts and progress as we try to simultaneously build this group,
work on this website, coordinate health projects, search for info to share
…all while trying to make a difference!

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Have Some Fun With Foodie Games

At times, Peace Corps Volunteers (PCVs) can get so wrapped up in your Peace Corps service that creative mealtime is low on the priority list. We sometimes eat whatever is[…]

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RPCV Health Crusade Launches a New Health Tips for Service Initiative

Dear Peace Corps Volunteers, No one understand the uniqueness or challenges of Peace Corps service better than Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs). When we noticed your confusion on all the[…]

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The Art of Tackling Boredom

Ask any Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (RPCV) what the hardest part of their service was. You will typically hear a variety of answers around dysentery, language barriers, culture shock, participation,[…]

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