Young people can even participate as an individual when no other way is available. This type of 4-H Club continues from year to year. Members in a community club usually enroll in a projects according to their interests. The number of members may range from six to more than 100. A project club are usually formed for a year or less.
Members meet regularly to learn about a special area of interest.
Project clubs may be in a neighborhood of a few families or a city block, or an entire county. In many counties, members of a community club may belong to a larger 4-H project club as well. Young people take part in this type of intensive, short-term group if they do not wish to become members of a club that exists for a longer time. Projects are often related to the needs of the community. For example, the group may receive training in bicycle safety, health and first aid, baby-sitting or for jobs in a local business.