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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.
4-H Animal Science not only includes raising an animal, but can also include learning new skills related to animals. The availability of Animal Science projects varies by club and county. Please check with your county 4-H office to see what kind of projects are available.
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…
Mornings at Martial Cottle Park provides three different field trips to schools, homeschoolers, and other groups throughout Santa Clara County. The target age group is kindergarten through 3rd grade.
You have many opportunities to develop and improve your leadership skills in 4-H. Even Primary Members have opportunities to learn and practice leadership skills in public speaking, project management, communication, team building, organization and negotiation. You can practice leadership skills in both…
