4-H & Youth

Welcome to Clark County 4-H!

Clark County 4-H has a long, strong history since it’s beginning in 1917. Clark County 4-H is made up of 12 clubs that consist of 387 youth members and 158 adult volunteers (2023). Those numbers increase in 2024.

What is 4-H?

The 4-H program begins at the club level. Our 4-H members, parents, and leaders meet monthly to have fun, learn and work together in project groups, club activities, special interest groups and many events.

The 4-H experience offers many opportunitiesSummer and winter camps, cross country trips, national science day and participating at the county fair is just some of the events your youth can look forward to in 4-H. There is also a variety of projects that they can learn or expand their knowledge in including: horse, photography, shooting sports, art, communications, theater and more!

4-H is an informal program though which parents, other adults, and youth can help young people develop confidence, social skills, decision-making abilities, and subject matter knowledge.

4-H is for everybody regardless of their ethnic background, race, creed, or disability.

Why join 4-H?

Through 4-H, members develop and practice important life skills. Members will:

  •  Make decisions and solve problems
  • Build self-confidence, independence, and life skills
  • Accept responsibility
  • Have a good time learning in a fun way
  • Gain a sense of belonging at a club, community, county, state, and even national level

What opportunities does 4-H offer?

Resources

Clark County Clubs and Leaders List – a contact resource for new families looking to join Clark County 4-H

4-H Behavior Expectations Agreement

4-H Online Access and FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

Clubs and Leaders Resources and Documents

Sample Bylaws for 4-H Clubs and Groups

Annual Record Book information (4-H Record books and Market Animal Summary)

Club and County Award Paperwork for Club Leaders (Annual 4-H Awards Information, Application Forms, and Seal Requests)

Cloverleaf Newsletter

Seth Harrmann

4-H Youth Development Educator

517 Court St Rm #104

Neillsville, WI 54456

Phone: 715-743-5127

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