4-H Youth Development Program

4-H Spirit Newsletter

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April 2018 (2,471KB)	Attached is the April 4-H Spirit. Inside issue are fliers for the following events- MS Bike-a-thon, Bootjack 49ers Club dinner, Junior Livestock day, Record Book workshop, Range Camp. Also information on Camp Tweety, winners of Presentation & Favorite Foods Day, Judging Day and the upcoming Fashion Revue/Style Show. Please read!
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April 2018 (2,471KB)

Attached is the April 4-H Spirit. Inside issue are fliers for the following events- MS Bike-a-thon, Bootjack 49ers Club dinner, Junior Livestock day, Record Book workshop, Range Camp.

Also information on Camp Tweety, winners of Presentation & Favorite Foods Day, Judging Day and the upcoming Fashion Revue/Style Show.

Please read!

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4-H Youth Development Program

4-H is a program of the University of California Cooperative Extention (UCCE) which is a collaboration between Federal, State, and County governments. Each County maintains a Cooperative Extension office with 4-H staff who conduct research and extend knowledge in their areas of expertise. The 4-H youth development staff work with volunteers to deliver the 4-H program in our county.

4-H is an educational program to assist youth in their development by

Providing learn-by-doing educational experiences.
Developing skills that benefit youth through out life.
Strengthening families and communities.
Fostering leadership and volunteerism in youth and adults.
Building partnerships for programming and funding.
Using research-based knowledge from the land-grant university system.

The 4-H program purpose is achieved through the development and support of leadership teams of staff, volunteers, youth, and others who organize and conduct educational project experiences in community and family settings.