4-H Youth Development Program

Welcome to Asotin County 4-H!

4-H is the youth development education program of Washington State University Extension, which is conducted jointly by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, your state land grant university (WSU) and Asotin County. Today 4-H is everywhere–in cities, suburbs, small towns, and rural communities. In the 21st century, 4-H serves a broad clientele with expanded program using a variety of ways to “learn by doing.”

4-H head, hands, heart, health logo

Why join 4-H?

4-H provides a safe place for members to grow in knowledge and gain understanding of their projects. Along with this comes self-confidence. Members meet new people and are given opportunities for leadership experiences.

The cost for 4-H enrollment is:

Youth, (ages 8-18) are $35.00 ($25 State fee; $10 county fee). 
Cloverbuds, (ages 5-7) are $25. 

Scholarships are available for youth 8 years or older who need assistance with the
enrollment fee. Please ask us for more info.

How do I get started?

Choose one project. Pick a 4-H club with that project, then contact the 4-H leader to determine if they have an opening available.

Choose a Project

There are many projects to choose from in  4-H. Each club has leaders that help the youth with certain project areas.

We do not have leaders available for all the projects 4-H has to offer. If you, or someone you know is interested in becoming a 4-H leader, please contact the Asotin County 4-H office.

Choose a 4-H Club

Asotin County 4-H has clubs located in Clarkston, Asotin and Anatone. Each club offers certain projects. See what 4-H Clubs you may be interested in joining. If there are any openings, please contact the leader of that 4-H Club before enrolling.

Enrolling in 4-H

Once you have chosen your projects and have gotten approval from the club leader, you will enroll using the 4-H Online system. Go to the Join 4-H page for instructions.

Please Visit or Contact Us!

We warmly welcome you to Asotin County 4-H! Whether you are new or already part of the 4- H family, we hope that you’ll find what you’re looking for on our website. If not, please call the extension office in Asotin.

Vision

Washington State University 4-H Youth Development is developing young people to become productive citizens who are engaged in positive change, meeting the needs of a diverse and changing society.

Mission

4-H youth development education creates supportive environments for all youth and families to reach their fullest potential.

4-H is the nation’s largest youth development organization. We reach out to kids and their families to build skills for real life. WSU 4-H Youth Development is committed to providing safe and inclusive environments for all youth and adults regardless of race; sex; gender; sexual orientation; gender identity/expression; religion; age; color; creed; national or ethnic origin; citizenship; physical, mental, or sensory ability; genetic information; and/or status as an honorably discharged veteran or member of the military.