Welcome to Awaiting Angels Volunteer Program

Angeles que Aguardan in Spanish

 Awaiting Angels is a volunteer program run by Voluntarios sin Fronteras Peru (VSF PERU).

VSF PERU is a local non-governmental, non-for-profit, non-religious, non political organization registered at the Peruvian National Superintendence Office of Public Records which supports the well-being and human growth of children and families living in depressed areas of Peru. Through voluntary service and the nurturing of good values, volunteers from Peru and the world give local children and people in need a chance to realize their true potential.

Awaiting Angels Volunteer Program aims to offer cross-cultural learning opportunities to volunteers from abroad and helps people involved develop the knowledge, skills and understanding needed to create a more just and peaceful world.
Awaiting Angels organizes placements and programs for international volunteers to get involved in public orphanages, street kids help centers, health care clinics, public schools, communal organizations.

These projects are managed by organizations registered in Peru, most of them are public and lack of enough funding. Awaiting Angels coordinators have evaluated the projects to check on their suitability and sustainability.
Also Awaiting Angels  has designed programs and activities to provide volunteers with rewarding and inspirational service experiences, as well as to provide the children in the projects with the much needed love and attention that they deserve.

Awaiting Angels volunteer program is different from the majority of other programs in that Awaiting Angels charges to volunteers a small administrative fee to fund our programs  and a just amount to cover food and  family like accommodation.
 Awaiting Angels is self sustaining, we have a small but effective staff and do not rely on government or institutional support.

We invite our volunteers to collect from hometown educational materials, used toys, used clothes, medicines or money to give directly to the local people or to the community project. We act as facilitators but never as intermediary receptors.