Citizenship
Part of the holistic training on the course involves the students taking part in a charity fundraising event. As well as increasing their sense of community awareness, it also plays an important part in making the students aware of those less fortunate than themselves.
This again is part of preparing them for a military career, given that peacekeeping and disaster relief are important roles of the modern armed forces.
Good causes supported by the College in the past include:

Cancer Research UK Cymru


Army Benevolent Fund


Ty Hafan Childrens Hospice


Greenfields Special Needs School, Merthyr Tydfil.




For the last three courses, the students have taken part in a 24 hour continuous log-run at Cwmbran Stadium. Teams of 8 carried the log around the track non-stop from 12 noon on a Friday, through the night, to 12 noon on the Saturday.
This year the College was recognised for its charity work and given a ‘Flame of Hope’ award by Cancer Research UK. The College has raised over £30,000 since its inception and remains committed to supporting deserving causes.