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PeruThisWeek.com and LivinginPeru.com are part of the Peru Experience family, a company whose goal is to promote Peru all over the world.

"...all that basic stuff that newcomers need, like hints on renting apartments, how to navigate the bureaucracy at the Migrations Department, where to shop, what to see, and what to avoid."

This is a private Google group created by English speaking mothers who share tips for navigating Lima with children. New members must be personally referred by someone in the group or a mutual friend or institution, such as members of the AWLC.

South American Explorers is a unique organization offering not only independent information and trip planning advice, but also CLUBHOUSES across the continent - your home away from home in South America!

For almost a hundred years, Andean Air Mail & Peruvian Times, one of the oldest English-language publishing houses in South America, has reported and made sense of events in Peru. After a 10-year hiatus, publisher Eleanor Griffis is relaunching the family publication as an Internet news magazine.

A wealth of information about doing business in Peru along with events, news and contacts.

Website of Peruvian-American Author and Editor, Marie Arana.

Behind the phenomenon of Living in Peru.

Cooking, eating, traveling ... living consciously.

Author, explorer, and film-maker, Hugh Thomson "believes strongly that the world is not as explored as we like to suppose."

Artesanos Don Bosco features exquisitely-carved furniture and sacred art made by Peruvian artisans. All profits go to the artisans and charity projects in the Andes.

Find out more about peruvian writer and prized novelist, Alonso Cueto.

Via Libro is a non-profit organisation in Peru which aims to improve the development of Peru?s future generation through reading. We achieve this by providing free access to books in struggling neighbourhoods and enhancing the overall level of reading.

Provides education and healthcare in the villages of the Peruvian Amazon jungle.

The Instituto is the only public school of education in Lima, and is therefore the only place where students on very limited budgets can prepare to be teachers.

ONG composed of young professionals committed to fostering excellence in education in Peru. Corps members learn about leadership and motivation, and companies sponsoring their work at schools will benefit by being able to hire skilled, motivated and talented workers.

In 2011 the BBVA "Leer es estar adelante" (Read to get ahead) program was launched in Peru to boost the number of Peruvian school children taking part in the "Leer es estar adelante" program, which aims to improve the reading ability of Peruvian children.

A wide ranging catalog of fascinating 20-minute talks.