Entering its second century, 4-H is still working for Georgia's youth. More than 150,000 young people are in 4-H for the work, competition, record keeping and community service. And they love every minute of it. Georgia 4-H'ers have found just what they're looking for in clubs in every county in Georgia. These clubs have activities for just about everyone ages 9 and up.
Kids participate in meetings, competitions, camps and special events.
Adults can volunteer to help youths learn more about themselves, their world and how they affect each other. 4-H is the youth education component of the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. County extension agents and program assistants in every county lead the 4-H program. You can get more information about 4-H in your county from the county extension office. You can be part of the fun again as a 4-H adult volunteer in your community.