Living in Honduras:

The School provides free housing with furniture’s, electricity . The apartment are small and comfort, as well as safely, secured area is like about 5 mints from downtown and 10 mints from the school. Day to day cost here are extremely low. Bananas are 2 cents of $ money in the market, oranges are 3 cents, melons and heads of broccoli, tomatoes, and green beans 20 cts. Per pound, and potatoes as low as 13 cts. Per pound, a typical dinner you can afford for 40.00 lempiras that about $2.00 dollars, a soda cost 38 cts. A taxi charges you 1 dollar. As you see Honduras is poorest country in Latin America, but living conditions here in Siguatepeque are hardly what they show in Peace Corp ads. We have electricity, running water, and cable TV, phone service, Internet Cafe, Nice restaurants, WENDY¨S,Mall. The salary we offers is a good salary with it you can live in a very good social status.