Navy League Cadets

Our program welcomes youth between the ages of 9 and 12 for fun, naval-themed activities. This program is independently operated by the Navy League of Canada, with the help of hundreds of dedicated volunteers across the nation. There are more than 3,000 Navy League Cadets active in over 100 communities across Canada

Exciting Opportunities

Navy League Cadets learn many skills through fun activities, which vary depending on region. These activities can include: Sailing, Camping, Swimming, Music, Sports, Parades, First-Aid, Water Safety, Communications, and Trips. With such a wide variety of activities, you will be sure to find something for you!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

What do I need to join?

You are eligible to join a Navy League Corps if you are between 9 but less a day of 12 years of age. You must have reached your 9^th birthday before you can register for the program.

The documents required for enrollment in the Navy League Cadet Movement are:

Proof of provincial health insurance (Medicare Card)
Birth Certificate
Proof of Residency Status (for non-Canadian citizens)

We also require the cadet to have an interest in the program, a sense of dedication and respect, and a willingness to learn.

Cost

Our program is Free!

The cost of joining the program varies depending on the corps and the activities they offer. To help make the program accessible to all, cadets and their parents are required to participate in fundraising activities. Cadet uniforms are provided by The Navy League of Canada. Cadets are required to maintain their uniforms and return them when they leave the program.

History of the Navy League of Canada

The Navy League of Canada has a rich history that began with the establishment of local branches in towns and cities across Canada in 1895. The league's primary aim was to promote maritime affairs and ensure adequate naval defense. It played a significant role during the two World Wars, providing seamen's comforts and supporting the Merchant Navy. The league's support for youth training and the development of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets program began in 1903 and has since expanded to include girls and preadolescents. Today, the Navy League of Canada is governed by a National Board of Directors and continues to advocate for Canada's maritime interests through various programs and initiatives.

Our Affiliated Corps.

130 RCSCC Fredericton Sea Cadets

This is where your journey begins. . Join us ages 12 to 18, as we grow and succeed together.

Who Are We?

National Website

Developing the world of tomorrow through the youth of today the Navy League promotes policies and programs that assure a strong, safe and inclusive Canadian maritime community. No matter the challenges or time, the Navy League spirit continuous through members of the past, present, and future.

Our Officers

The Navy League Cadet program aims to help young Canadians learn life skills including citizenship, teamwork and self-discipline. Our programming is designed to help cadets become more aware of the world around them, become self-sufficient and confident in their own skills.

Local Branch Members

We value the service of our volunteers. In addition to the joy and fulfillment you gain from volunteering, the Navy League of Canada has a comprehensive awards and recognition program. Awards are presented at the local, regional and national levels

Opening Hours

Parade Night is Every Wednesday from :

6:15pm to 9:00pm

Contact

3 Rue Carleton St, Fredericton, NB E3B 1B6, Canada

Email:

nlcccarleton@navyleague.ca

Phone:

506-470-8696

or

506-429-3350

Corps Type: NLCC
Parade Location: Fredericton

Corps Mailing Address:

C/O Branch President

2 Franklin Street

Lincoln N.B E3B-7A7

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