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, babysitting or for jobs in a local business.