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The Malta Cadets, formerly known as the Malta Cadets, is a voluntary, charitable and not for Profit organisation centered around young people. The organisation was created with the aim of preventing and alleviating human suffering, improving the situation of the most vulnerable people with absolute impartially without any discrimination as to gender, nationality, religion, race, class, religious or political beliefs. Its purpose is to protect and preserve human life and to ensure respect for the human being. We aim to train, educate youngsters so as to become better citizens.

The cadets carry out health and welfare programs for the benefit of particularly vulnerable groups, always promoting responsible co-participation with other organizations and the population at large. We also promote and contribute to environmental protection and preservation while supporting civil society by acting as auxiliary to the Maltese government, civil protection authorities and health department in terms of health and civil protection matters

We aim to educate and offer opportunities to young people to integrate other youths coming from disadvantaged backgrounds, disability, economic and so forth. Although it is a non-profitable organization, we do fundraising activities so that we can buy the necessary equipment for our own training or to help other persons in need. A committee is responsible for the laying down of policies of the organisation. Mr Camel Micallef is the Chairperson of the organisation. The Committee organises a series of activities throughout the year. We strongly believe that not all learning happens in the classroom and young people need experiences outside the classroom to become committed, responsible and fulfilled citizens of the world. Some of the activities that we organise include:

-Training camps;
-First aid courses;
-Health and safety awareness campaigns;
-Environmental awareness campaigns;
-Life skills and team building activities;
-Community service

The Committee members meet every month to formulate a programme for the whole month. Feedback is also collected from the youngsters themselves.