What is the daily life of a teen in Peru?

I can speak as a former Peruvian teen , I am now 21. Being a teen in Peru is not different from other countries. read more

Being a teen in Peru is not different from other countries. We go to school at 8 am, we have like 8 hours, many feel that school is pointless since classes and teachers don’t encourge us to get really involved. read more

The daily life of the residents of Peru’s cities varies with social class. Relatively few of the poorer residents have good jobs within the formal Peruvian economy; often they must work two or three jobs, and they have less leisure time than other Peruvians. read more

Young Life / Algo Nuevo Established: 1974 Peru is a country of 27 million people with about 30 percent of the population located in the capital city of Lima. There are more than three million teens between the ages of 12-18 and less than 7 percent of them consider themselves Christian. read more