Organised by Tunbridge Wells Sea CadetsThe Unit’s HQ is an old church building acquired in 1948 in much need of repair and refurbishment, which will allow the growth of cadets from its current 50 to 70. Most of the sailing equipment used for training in Bewl Water is also old and in need
•It has provided a structured training and support to 3,500 cadets in the 88 years since its foundation.
•It blends children from all social backgrounds, providing an esprit-de-corps and sense of purpose that forges character and confidence as the cadets grow and develop life-defining skills.
•Breaking the cycle of poverty
•Healthy eating, nutrition awareness
•Social responsibility
•Safeguarding: creating safety nets for Children•Increasing opportunity of education
•Social awareness and conflict resolution
•Self-care, hygiene and soft life skills
•Increasing aspiration and access to jobs and livelihood
•Espouse the core values of the Sea Cadets
•Pastoral Care
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