Our Mission

To serve, and help others serve, the disadvantaged
with dignity, humility and compassion.

Values:
We value everyone and commit to serving them with dignity and equality. We determine our values according to the teachings of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, the author of Life and Love, who calls us to serve unconditionally, generously, and compassionately.

"It’s all about relationships"

The Practical Solution:
Many times the question is asked, ‘We’d like to help, but don’t know where, how, when or what to do’. Front Line Outreach can help you bridge these gaps by connecting you to a large network of resources and identifying opportunities that will help you serve the poor and develop long lasting sustainable relationships.

The Vision and Hope:
Our vision is that every person who lives in poverty will be shown the love and mercy of God by the local church and all benefactors who provide housing, food, programs and opportunities that are gateways out of poverty. Our hope is that residents of every low income, subsidized housing community will be adopted by a caring and generous church, that results in breaking the cycle of poverty that affects the lives of so many children.

Think About:
Choices are determined in the heart & mind more than through circumstances. Choices are determined by opportunities. Opportunities are determined by relationships within community
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The Strategy:
We conduct several different community events all with a different focus but ultimately the same purpose — to serve others. As you read on and view the photo galleries, you will find out more about some the following areas of service:

Camp Dakota

Camp Dakota captivates kids from a very young age with stories, sports, games, crafts and music, all for the purpose of helping them understand they have great value as a person which is the foundation to having great self esteem.

Kids learn many life lessons based on the stories and parables of Jesus and other significant world leaders who walked the talk. Values such as watching out for the underdog, not being judgmental, good decision making, media awareness and cyber bullying, mercy and forgiveness, and peacemaking.

Day Camp runs for 6 weeks during July and August for children ages 5 to 12.

Campers are children who reside in government funded low income housing communities, and can be fully sponsored and funded through donations and bursaries from Jumpstart. No child is turned away.

Activities include sports such as basketball, field hockey, wide games such as capture the flag & prisoners base, track and field, soccer, Frisbee, hip hop dance as well as crafts and story time. Please insert some stock photos and we will send you some as well.

Youth Leadership in Training runs for 7 weeks for youth ages 13 to 16. Youth are trained to become leaders through instruction, mentoring and hands experience. Many have been campers in the Camp Dakota Day Camp Program and are now prepared to become leaders.

There is a strong emphasis on building healthy self esteem through good sportsmanship, social and environmental justice and issues relating to bullying and diversity in all of its forms.

To sponsor a camper for $175 or Leader in Training for $300 CLICK HERE.

There is an ongoing monthly program where the camp activities continue for the campers who registered during the summer.

We hope to raise $40,000 for the Camp Dakota this summer. This will enable us to run a full eight weeks and serve hundreds of kids.

Camp Dakota Video Review

Summer lunch program delivers healthy meals to at-risk children in Oakville - Oakville Beaver -July 18

"The underlying purpose of the camp is to build self-esteem for the campers, LITs (leaders in training) and staff," he said, noting in eight weeks, the camp touches the lives of more than 300 children aged five to 12 years." Ron Shantz Read More

Front Line Outreach's RibFest for Camp Dakota

Front Line Outreach’s annual fundraising Ribfest was held at Piper's Heath Golf Course on June 20th. Guests enjoyed delicious ribs and chicken, along with all the trimmings, using fresh local produce. Raffles and a silent auction only added to the fun evening. All funds raised at the event will be going to support Camp Dakota, which provides onsite Day Camp, at no cost, to children who reside in low income housing communities in Oakville. Read More

‘Start children off on the way they should go and even when they are old they will not turn from it‘     Proverbs 22:6

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SAVE THE DATE - May 6, 2019 - 10th Anniversary Celebration