Youth may represent the county 4-H program at Sea Camp on Lake Erie, Citizenship Washington Focus in Washington D.C., or at the State Conservation Camp at Camp Ohio. Many roles exist for the teen member in Warren County's 4-H program. Nearly 50 Warren County volunteers participate in the Ohio Volunteer Conference to refresh their skills and knowledge of youth issues and celebrate volunteerism as a way to make our best better. Incubators, bottle rocket launchers, and other supplies can be borrowed from the 4-H office throughout the year. 4-H clubs exist in Warren County in virtually every community and township.
Some clubs specialize in providing knowledge for children interested in rabbits or beef projects.
In many clubs, one finds great diversity of 4-H project interests from ATVs, gardening and first aid to hamsters, writing and woodworking. Shooting Sports With the goal of preventing accidents with firearms, Warren County's 4-H Shooting Sports program had an outstanding first year in 1998. Working to teach youth about the dangers of firearms, club members learned about the care and safe use of guns at an indoor range they built for themselves. Training with archery equipment, muzzle loaders and other firearms were added to the program in 1999. All educational programs conducted by Ohio State University Extension are available to clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, gender, age, disability or Vietnam-era veteran status.