Kids aged 5 to 8 can join 4-H as Primary Members, also known as Cloverbuds. Primary Member projects and activities are based on research on positive youth development. Positive youth development means helping you grow by giving you chances to learn, make choices, and build skills.
Santa Barbara County 4-H club officers lead meetings, build leadership skills, and follow election and finance guidelines. Resources and forms available.
Our volunteers are a key part of the 4-H Youth Development Program. By volunteering, you are helping to grow the skills of 4-H youth to be our future leaders.
The 4-H Cooking Academy Project is a cooking-based nutrition education program that teaches youth basic nutrition and cooking skills. The 4-H Cooking Academy aims to improve youth attitudes, knowledge and skills in food choices and preparation.
National 4-H Conference is the pinnacle experience in 4-H Civic Engagement, providing the opportunity for young people to connect, learn, engage, lead and impact their communities, nation and world.
Tuolumne County 4-H is offering countywide projects for 2024-2025! Rabbits (Found in Sonora Cloverleaf 4-H Club) Project Leaders: Tessa Persson Samuel Persson Shooting Sports: Rifle (Found in County Council 4-H Unit) Project Leaders: Steven Treat Erika Treat Projects to be announced soon!...
We have 14 community clubs throughout Sacramento County. Clubs are led by adult volunteers, who act as the Community Club leader, Project Leaders or other volunteers. Our 4-H Program Year begins July 1 and ends June 30. Most clubs start enrollment sign-ups in August or September. Each club meets once a…
