Vision, Mission, Values and Aims
Vision: To be recognised as New Zealand's youth organisation of choice.
Mission: To develop confident young citizens who are valued within the community by providing them, within a military framework, safe, enjoyable and challenging opportunities.
Core Values
- Respect - having self respect and showing respect for others.
- Integrity - being open, honest and trustworthy in all that we do.
- Loyalty- being reliable and committed to our Unit and Corps.
- Discipline - always conducting ourselves in a responsible manner.
Aims:
- to foster a spirit of adventure and teamwork, and to develop those qualities of mind and body essential for good citizens and leaders.
- to provide challenging and disciplined training activities, which will be useful in either Service or civilian life.
- to promote an awareness of the Armed Forces, and the role they play in the community.
The Aim Of Drill:
- The aim of drill is to produce a cadet who is proud, alert, obedient and provides the basis of all teamwork "from the N.Z.C.F 22".
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