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High Quality Positive Youth Development Programs<\/h5>\n

4-H has a long history of helping youth \u201clearn by doing\u201d. When youth are thoughtfully guided through the do-reflect-apply process, there is tremendous potential for positive youth development and growth. Trained 4-H volunteers facilitate the learning that occurs in non-formal settings like 4-H club meetings and activities.<\/p>\n

Every 4-H member selects at least one project. A project is what the member decides to study about, make, or raise. Members choose projects that fit into their family, community, and the way they live. Sharing projects with parents brings 4-H into the family and the family into 4-H.<\/p>\n

4-H members “learn by doing.” Young people, with guidance from adults, learn useful skills and how to live with people and serve their community and country by practicing these skills in real-life situations.<\/p>\n

4-H Members Can Choose Projects in:<\/h5>\n