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4-H Youth Development Program
4-H Spirit Newsletter
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| August 2018 (2,773KB) | Here is the August 4-H Spirit newsletter. Inside information includes Fair Judging Competition, info for on-line financial for clubs and council, photos of Camp Tweety, Ironstone Concours d'Elegance news and more. Don't forget to turn in your fair entries!!!! Enjoy! |
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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.