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SNAPSHOT:
While financial contributions are always
welcome, THE FRONTLINE is NOT asking for
your money. We want more than that! We want
your voice, your gifts and talents, and
most importantly your heart.
By joining The Frontline you agree to take
part in your tour of duty.
It is completely FREE to join and without
obligation.
Your tour on THE FRONTLINE lasts for 12
weeks, at the end of which you may pass
on the baton, rejoin, or both.
You can either join as a Solo Foot Soldier,
Platoon Leader, or simply for Information
and Updates:
Solo
Foot Soldiers:
The duties of a Foot Solider involve independently
promote awareness of the situation in Northern
Uganda, support Family Challenge refugee
camp projects through fundraising, and use
your own faith, gifts, and/or talents to
make a difference for children of war.
Platoon Leaders:
The duties of a leader involve inviting
twelve colleagues to form a platoon to help
you with your mission: promote awareness
of the situation in Northern Uganda, support
Family Challenge refugee camp projects,
and use your faith, gifts and/or talents
to make a difference for children of war.
Sign
up for a Tour of Duty on THE FRONTLINE
It’s free to join
and without obligation:
STEP 1: Enlist
now (this
link takes you to the Frontline website)
STEP
2: Upon
registration, you will be emailed an a password
to access the Members area of this site,
where you can download Videos, Mission Briefing
FAQ’s, Project Overviews, Weekly updates,
Fundraising Ideas, and more.
STEP
3: Your
mission is to brainstorm among your colleagues
how you can use your gifts, talents, and
resources to make your own difference in
Northern Uganda. You can either decide on
a personal project that you or your platoon
can embark upon achieve over a short period
of time, or join the Sunshine Coast shoe
drive.
STEP
4: You
have 12 weeks to execute your mission.
Each
FRONTLINE gathering is slightly different
to the last, specifying different opportunities
for service. Each
service project should be achievable within
12 weeks. If you or your platoon has the
capacity and commitment for a more significant
project, please contact us to discuss your
ideas.
STEP
5: Pay
it forward!
Identify
those individuals who enthusiastically have
caught the vision of THE FRONTLINE, and
pass on the baton.
Encourage
them to register with THE FRONTLNE for their
own tour of duty… and your own movement
has begun.
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 Dr.
Robi Sonderegger founded Family
Challenge to strengthen families and help children living without
the support of family, and provides world leading specialist psychological
services to schools, churches, aid organizations, and businesses in Australia
and the developing world.
Since
2004, the Family
Challenge Charitable Trust has been actively involved in helping
children of war, by training aid agency staff .
To date, hundreds of counsellors, social workers, and aid agency staff
(e.g., World Vision Children of War, Child Mothers, and Adults Reception
Centres, Gulu; Childcare International, Kitgum; Rachelle Centre for Rehabilitation
& Reintegration of Formerly Abducted Children, Lira) have received education
on effective ways to help children overcome their grief and trauma.
This
unique evidence-based trauma rehabilitation training has been widely embraced
throughout the region, and is now attracting considerable attention from
Heads of State and other war-torn countries.
Dr.
Robi Sonderegger is considered a Cross-cultural child trauma specialist
and his rehabilitation program is based on forgiveness, life-purpose,
identity formation, and leadership to give young people affected by war
a hope for the future.
In collaboration with other agencies, benefactors, and committed individuals,
the project aims to reach more than ONE MILLION VICTIMS OF WAR.
Welcome
to THE FRONTLINE!
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