How we support Cadets and Youth in East Anglia:
We provide the professional support staff who maintain and run the Army Cadet county HQs, the equipment and transport that Army Cadets use for their activities, and administer enquiries, new joiners and the adult volunteer membership. In addition to raising awareness of the positive contribution of Sea Cadets, Air Cadets and Army Cadets in the region, East Anglia RFCA provides regional support for the recruitment of Army Cadet Force Adult Volunteers.
The positive impact of cadet forces on young people
A four-year study commissioned by the MOD and undertaken by Northampton University found that joining a cadet force broadened young people’s horizons and unlocked their potential. Read the report in full on the Northampton University website.
A new study has also just been published, focusing on the positive impact of the Combined Cadet Force on students. Read the full report on the Northampton University website.
Why join the Army Cadets?
In East Anglia, the Army Cadet Force is organised into six counties. Visit the relevant county page to find out more info and join as a cadet or adult volunteer: