Thank you!

Thank you for helping young people across the UK to launch well in life.

Why does Sea Cadets help? 

In a changing, often overwhelming world, too many struggling teenagers are getting lost in life. Feeling hopeless. Lonely. A failure already.

By supporting Sea Cadets, you can help young people to develop into resilient, confident young people, who don’t crumble when the unexpected happens.

You can help them launch well for life, whatever their background. And whatever they want to do when they leave school.

 

We have the skills to help a struggling teenager become someone who can talk to anyone. Shake anyone’s hand. Give new things a go even if it’s a bit scary. Organised. Responsible. A leader people want to follow.

Someone who can listen and do better at school. Go on to higher education. Find and keep a job.

With your support, we can give today’s teenagers hope, confidence and skills for today’s world.

‘I’ve seen so many kids come in so shy! We have one little kid who’s autistic who wouldn’t have looked me in the eye when he came, but that’s changed. It’s amazing how people settle in, it’s a big group of friends. If you’re rich or poor, if someone is too scared to do something, we’ll find another way for them to do it’

Amy, 20, junior staff, Oxford

What young people get through Sea Cadets

- Confidence
- Feeling more in charge of themselves
- A leader people want to follow
- Comfy speaking to anyone
- Brilliant team player
- Skilled
- Positive habits and thinking
- Adaptable
- Motivated

How Sea Cadets helps longer term

- School gets better
- Getting that job gets easier
- Challenges are overcome
- Young people become known for the right reasons

See what this means in real life situations teenagers find themselves in here.

What Cadets Say About Sea Cadets:

% say we help them gain qualifications.

2/3

said it improved their attendance and engagement at school.

%

said it gives them skills for life.

Where does your money go?

We are looking for people who share our concern for teenagers and want to help. And in return, we promise to treat you with respect and absolute honesty. Read our Fundraising Promise here.  93p in every pound you give goes to our work with young people. 

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£20

Could buy a unit a First Aid Kit to keep the cadets safe.

Monthly donated will contribute to a cadets weekend training.

£40

Could give a struggling teenager two weeks’ of support to build their confidence.

A single donation will help buy life jackets for the cadets.

£80

Could give a teenager who has withdrawn from life a chance to connect with new friends in a supportive place for a month.

could cover the cost of sending a teenager who finds life at school hard on a taster engineering course run by Sea Cadets

£220

Could cover the cost of sending a teenager who finds life at school hard on a taster engineering course run by Sea Cadets.

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