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The 4-H Club is one of an organization of clubs for youth aged 10 to 21 who engage in programs of “learning by doing.” The clubs are found principally in the United States and Canada, though some 80 other nations have adopted the idea.
Clubs provide service and support to their local and state 4-H programs, such as serving as judges and conducting training workshops. They are also a service and social group for campus students. The first collegiate 4-H club started in 1916 on the Oklahoma State University - Stillwater campus.
4-H is a positive youth development movement based on skill building activities and meaningful leadership roles supported by caring adult volunteers.
4-H provides kids with community, mentors, and learning opportunities to develop the skills they need to create positive change in their lives and communities.
Traditional 4-H Clubs – Groups of five or more youth that are led by at least two adults volunteers (often parents/guardians). Clubs meet in schools, churches, community centers, or homes to complete a variety of 4-H projects throughout the 4-H year.
4-H 101 is designed to be a general overview and resource guide for youth development staff or volunteers who are starting new 4-H clubs or working with existing clubs.
26 lis 2013 · There is a meaning behind those four H’s, and this article will explore what they mean. 4-H is a youth development program where adult volunteers provide positive, hands-on, fun and educational opportunities with youth age 5 to 19.
