1989: Jill Bates Jacquot served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Niger in Balleyara beginning in 1989



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Jill Bates Jacquot can be contacted at jacquotclanagmaildcom

Country of Service: Niger

Training Group: Nutritionist

Cities you served in: Balleyara

Arrival Year: 1989

Departure Year: 1991

Work Description:

Nutritionist at PMI in Balleyara, and also working with Ag volunteers in their surrounding villages

Bring us up to date on your life after the peace corps:

After moving around a lot (Paris, London, Bucharest, New York and back to Paris) I have just immigrated to Canada and am settling in Ottawa with my family.
I am currently a full time mom, with 3 boys. Now trying to figure out what I can do next and desperately would like to find a niche in development that allows me to stay near my family!

Originally posted: November 22, 2007

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By Michelle Graham Wachtel (93.173.134.39) on Wednesday, January 13, 2010 - 2:50 pm: Edit Post

hi jill,
how have you been?
Write me.
Michelle Graham Wachtel