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Join 4-H

West Virginia University Extension Service offers 4-H Youth Development programs in all 55 of the state’s counties. From camps to clubs, 4-H focuses on service and learning activities that involve the “head, heart, hands, and health” of a community and its members.

To join 4-H, contact your local county Extension office. To learn more about 4-H programs, visit the 4-H page, or browse the following articles.

Why join 4-H?

4-H’ers form friendships that last by participating in a variety of activities. The program builds leadership skills, helps engage youth in learning, and provides a variety of ways for students to get involved. Learn why you should join 4-H.

Legos for Learning: 4-H provides science, engineering and technology opportunities

A new grant from the JCPenny Aferschool Fund will help five West Virginia counties establish a Lego Robotics Challenge team.

Cloverbuds: 4-H for children under the age of eight

Everyone can get involved in 4-H fun, regardless of their age. The Cloverbud program is designed to get children started thinking about the four focus areas on 4-H.