4-H Youth Development

4-H is the youth education branch of the Cooperative Extension Service, a program of the United States Department of Agriculture. Each state and each county has access to a County Extension office for both youth and adult programs.

Developing all youth to reach their fullest potential through:

life-skill development through project work and school enrichment
learning by doing- hands on learning opportunities
utilizing the knowledge of the land-grant university system

4-H enables youth to have fun, meet new people, learn new life-skills, build self-confidence, learn responsibility, and set and achieve goals! Youth learn by doing and receive an award for a project.

4-H builds the leaders of tomorrow

Members can range from age 5 to age 18
4-H starts on a club level, then moves onto a county, district, state, national and international level.
4-H offers such a wide range of projects, programs and activities that every member can do well in 4-H.
Parents, volunteers, community leaders, and Extension staff share their time and talents with 4-H youth.
Get involved in a community service project through 4-H!

4-H Activities in Duval County include. . .

County Council (bi-monthly)
4-H Camp Cherry Lake

4-H Camp Flier

Registration Instructions and Camp Information

Electronic Registration Form

Project Day Standards

Link to Project Standards

Awards and Recognition

For more information about 4-H in Duval County, call: (904) 387-8850 or contact , Andy Toelle, 4-H Agent and School Enrichment Coordinator, Jevetta Stanford, 4-H EFNEP Agent, or Rick Godke 4-H Agent, Traditional Clubs