4-H Programs
February 3, 2023
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Come Find Your Spark with the Chesapeake 4-H Program
It doesn’t matter where you live or what you want to be when you grow up; 4-H is the place for you! The possibilities in 4-H are endless, there is a 4-H experience for you! The Chesapeake 4-H program is growing throughout the city. 4-H provides “learn by doing” opportunities for youth to receive “hands on” experiences through work or activities. 4-H is for all youth, both boys and girls between the ages of 5 - 18.
VOLUNTEERS are needed for *NEW* Programs
Community 4-H Club: Ages 9-18
Shooting Education 4-H Club: Ages 9-18
Adult Volunteers Wanted
- Afterschool Program Volunteers
- Cloverbud Leaders
- Livestock Cloverbud Leaders
- Community Club Volunteers
- SPIN Club Volunteers
- Financial Education Volunteers
- Shooting Sports Volunteers: Coordinator, Archery, Air Rifle
Chesapeake 4-H
Teen Leadership Opportunities
Chesapeake 4-H Clubs
Ages 5-8,9-18
This club focuses on providing information and educating youth interested in horses, horsemanship and equine workshops. Some of the club members compete in local, district and state horse shows, but owning or leasing a horse is not required for participation in this club.
For Youth Middle & High School
Empowers youth through leadership development and community service activities. Youth will gain life skills, confidence, workforce readiness and meet new people while participating in this program.
Ages 5-8
This club covers a broad range of topics to meet the interests of the club members. It’s a great way to introduce new 4-H’ers and their families to 4-H.
AGES 5-8, 9-18
A horse club promoting horsemanship and equine education. The club focuses on bringing instruction and information to youth interested in horses. Some of the members participate in state, district and southern regional 4-H horse shows, riding Western and English. You do not have to own a horse to participate in this club.
AGES 9-18
Youth learn about caring for, raising and showing a market animal (hog, lamb, steer or goat). Youth attend meetings to learn about their chosen livestock projects and exhibit what they have learned at the annual Chesapeake 4-H Livestock Club Show and sale in May
AGES 5-8
Youth learn about caring for, raising and showing a market animal (hog, lamb, steer or goat).It’s a great way to introduce new 4-H’ers and their families to 4-H.
AGES 9-18
This club will have a focus on a variety of 4-H projects that are offered such as cooking, STEM, the environment and so much more.
Ages 5-8, 9-18
This club focuses on providing information and educating youth interested in horses, horsemanship and equine workshops. Some of the club members compete in local, district and state horse shows, but owning or leasing a horse is not required for participation in this club.
Questions??
Jocelyn Pearson
Unit Coordinator
Extension Agent, 4-H Youth Development
jdpearson@vt.edu
(757) 382-6348