4-H Youth Development

 All kids can join 4-H, boys and girls, kids in grades K-12, in all counties in the U.S., on military bases all over the world, in cities, suburbs, small towns, in the country, and on Reservations.  4-H means you get active experiential learning, learning by doing, youth are leaders, youth are volunteers, and kids pick their own projects.  4-H has lots of projects: photography, technology, leadership, animals, horticulture, health, citizenship, nutrition, clothing, rocketry, woodworking, entomology, and arts and theater.  4-H youth are cared about and feel a sense of BELONGING, influence people and events through decision-making and action-exercising INDEPENDENCE, learn skills to make positive career and life choices-a sense of MASTERY, and learn that helping others through community service is important-experiencing GENEROSITY.

 

4-H Teen Club

The Hampton Teen Club is built around citizenship, scholarship, and a strong commitment to community service throughout the city of Hampton. Our club is comprised of a diverse group young adults ages 13-18, who proactively tackle the growing needs of all citizens throughout the city. Members of the teen club are held at a high standard, and their dedication and service shines through their work. The Hampton Teen Club is growing quickly and new members are always welcomed.

 

Mark Your Calendars!!!

2010 4-H Junior Camp is scheduled for June 21-25, 2010, we will keep you informed about 2010 4-H Junior Camp updates and all other exciting 4-H programs.  If you have any questions, please contact our office at 757-727-1401 or email Karen Baker at kllucas@vt.edu. 

 

 

 

 

4-H

HEAD, HEART, HANDS, HEALTH

    The 4-H Clover means the projects are fun, kids are actively involved, there is quality curriculum, the program is educational and the leaders care about kids.