Youth Development

The University of California 4-H Youth Development Program engages youth in reaching their fullest potential while advancing the field of youth development. UC Cooperative Extension is responsible for administering the Del Norte County 4-H program.

4-H On The Wild Side (OTWS) is part of the Cooperative Extension 4-H Youth Development Program whose purpose is to bring environmental education and an outdoor living experience to 4th-6th grade children who have a limited opportunity to explore wild places or sleep under the stars.

Interested adults must attend one of our Volunteer Orientations. After completion of the orientation, necessary paperwork, and fingerprinting, 4-H Volunteers can lead science and service projects; drive on field trips; assist at the county/club/project levels; chaperone at camps and conferences, and…

LEAVE A LEGACY GIVE TO THE FOREVER 4-H ENDOWMENT A gift to Forever 4-H today is a gift to your community forever. A gift to the Forever 4-H Endowment ensures that 4-H will continue for another hundred years. The statewide endowment is intended to provide funding where needed most.

A 4-H project is a hands-on way for you to find your "spark" - something that you enjoy doing and that interests you.

Elk Valley Swine - Pig Irons Community Club meeting time, club leader, contact info, and projects offered

Outlines the steps for enrolling in 4-H in Humboldt County

Current County Ambassadors and how to apply to be a Sacramento 4-H County Ambassador for the upcoming term

Sacramento County 4-H horse projects provide youth with an opportunity to handle, care for, ride or drive horses.

Create your Legacy with a Planned Gift. You can arrange a gift in the present for allocation at a future date.