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121 Red Arrows Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron is a civilian organization that provides young individuals with opportunities to develop leadership skills and participate in various activities related to aviation and community service. The squadron is supported by a Sponsoring Committee (SSC) and operates independently from official military representation. While the squadron promotes growth and development among its members, it clarifies that its resources and information do not reflect the views or positions of the Department of National Defence, Canadian Armed Forces, or the Air Cadet League of Canada. Through a structured program, the 121 Red Arrows aim to foster a sense of discipline and teamwork among young cadets. Generated from the website

Army Cadets Guelph No 1882, also known as The Wellington Rifles, is a dynamic youth organization in Guelph, Canada, catering to boys and girls aged 12 to 18. They provide an exciting platform for teenagers to develop valuable skills such as leadership, map reading, marksmanship, and citizenship through regular training sessions at the Guelph Armoury. The cadets offer a range of activities including summer camp opportunities, outdoor sports courses, and specialized training in areas like first aid, camping, and survival techniques. With a proud history dating back to 1882, The Wellington Rifles Army Cadet Corps aims to instill a sense of pride, civic responsibility, and personal growth in its members while fostering a strong community engagement ethos. Generated from their website

4-H Ontario, based in Guelph, provides a platform for youth aged 6-21 to develop leadership and life skills through hands-on learning experiences. Activities encompass a variety of fields including agriculture, arts, science, and recreation, catering to diverse interests and passions. The organization emphasizes community engagement and personal growth, encouraging members to embrace their identities while fostering connections and contributions to society. Through programs like camps, competitions, and project initiatives, 4-H Ontario aims to empower the next generation of leaders in their communities. Generated from the website