4-H Youth Development

Last modified 2006-12-21 13:51

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Williams County 4-H Program:

Involves 731 youth led by 136 adult volunteers
Our 34 4-H clubs are spread throughout the county and we can help you find one in your area!

Williams County 4-H is a family affair. Everyone become involved in the learning, the business and the fun.

Learning To Learn - learning through hands-on activities
Self and Others - working as a team
Relating to Others - accepting diversity
Communicating with others - creative expression
Planning and Organizing - setting short and long-term goals

4-H'ers learn through experience in various ways:

Projects - explore possible careers and interests
Community Invovlement - volunteer time to help communities
Life Skill Projects - develop self-esteem and lifetime interests
State & National 4-H Trips - education developing leadership
School Enrichment Programs - helps teachers develop the "whole child," notjust teach subject matter.
Cloverbuds allows 5 to 8 year old children to become involved with 4-H on a non-competitive bassis.

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