Every year, soldiers from the Danish Armed Forces return home from deployment in international missions. For some, it can be difficult to find their way back home to family, community and, not least, themselves. Metal detector archaeology provides opportunities for outdoor life, physical activity, socializing and the feeling of contributing to something bigger - all of which are essential for mental and social well-being. This makes metal detector archaeology a meaningful hobby that can improve quality of life.
The veteran is given the opportunity to borrow a detector and a pin-pointer, but may not know much about archaeology and use of metal detectors. As a mentor, your role is to introduce the veteran to the hobby by:
But before you get started, you will be prepared for the role in a conversation with the project coordinator.
As a mentor, you make a difference for a person who has made an effort for Denmark. In recognition and appreciation of your efforts, you will receive the program's “VETEKTOR BUDDY” label
If you are interested in becoming a mentor, you will be thoroughly prepared through materials, a conversation with the project manager and more. In addition, you should know that:
Contact:
Mail: vetektorbuddy@cas.au.dk
Do you prefer to call or text? Write in an e-mail where we can contact you - or ask to be sent a phone number.