Parents

Our Programs

The Navy League Cadet Program is committed to developing Canada’s youth through moral guidance and encouragement, as well as mental and physical training designed to develop patriotism, good citizenship, a sense of duty, self-discipline, self-respect, and respect for others, in a modern nautical environment built on sound naval traditions.

Our Volunteers

Navy League Cadets are trained and supervised by skilled and motivated volunteers. Navy League Officers and Instructors come from many different backgrounds and professions; however, they all have one thing in common: an interest in developing our nation’s youth. In addition to each volunteer’s unique background and skills, all officers and instructors receive training from the Navy League of Canada. This training provides all instructors with the skills required to work with today’s youth. All volunteers are carefully screened by the Navy League of Canada, including personal background checks. It is important to remember The Navy League of Canada offers a variety of volunteer opportunities, and we welcome your involvement. Whether you are looking for professional development opportunities, like serving on a board or committee, becoming a Navy League officer, or simply looking to have fun working with youth, we have an opportunity just for you.

We are also a Registered Charity and welcome any financial support you are prepared to offer. Established in 1895, the Navy League of Canada has a strong track record of supporting our country, our communities, and our youth. This means you can give with the confidence that your money is working to build a better nation – one child at a time.

Sign-In/Sign-Out Policy

All cadets must be signed in and out by a Parent or Guardian of the Cadet we will not tolerate any Cadets dropped off in the parking lot without a Parent/ Guardian.

For the safety and security of all Cadets enrolled in NLCC CDR W.H. Evelyn, we need the cooperation of all Parents/ Guardians to help us safeguard your children from any undue harm.