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Hi, I'm Joe. I joined Tewkesbury Sea Cadets about 6 months ago and I have found that it is like a family. Everyone is very kind and supportive and I felt really welcome when I joined. We do lots of fun stuff mixed in with important stuff we need to know and I have already booked to go on two courses. It has already helped build my confidence and I really feel at home there so I am really pleased to have an opportunity to do something to support my Unit in Tewkesbury and also to make sure Sea Cadets is available for people like me across the country.
Being fit and healthy has a big role to play in helping young people and that's why I'm taking on My Mighty Marathon challenge and completing 26 miles in 26 days this January. Starting on 1 January, I can skip, swim, walk the dog, skateboard, unicycle - whatever I want so long as I complete my own Mighty Marathon by 26 January! By taking part I'll be promoting a healthy lifestyle, showing how keeping fit doesnt have to be a big commitment, spending time with others and raising money for Sea Cadets, so they can keep on having a positive impact on the lives of young people all around the country.The money raised will help Sea Cadets offer a whole world of activities to children and teenagers from all kinds of backgrounds. From sailing or rowing to engineering and mountain biking, Sea Cadets does their bit to keep cadets active while they gain experience and qualifications along the way. Giving them a head start in life and supporting them over the finish line.