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4-H is a joint effort of local county governments, the University of Florida and the United States Department of Agriculture. 4-H is a community of young people across America learning leadership, citizenship and life skills. As one our nation's oldest, yet most current organizations, 4-H is reaching millions of young people with positive youth development opportunities.
Learn more about our 4-H program by following the links below.
There are many ways to get involved with St. Johns County 4-H. Learn all about 4-H. If you like what you see, join 4-H or become a volunteer.
St. Johns County 4-H offers events and activities in several project areas including holiday themed activities like holiday craft night or the Pumpkin Project and purely social events like the Barn Dance.
As a St. Johns County 4-H member, you will be able to take on leadership roles from your club, all the way to the state level.
The 4-H Office reaches out in several ways. To keep up with the latest happenings, check out 4-H News and Notes. You can also watch videos.
Whether you want to compete at the county level or move on to district and state contests, the information you need to do so is right here.
4-H gives youth the chance to be recognized for their efforts by setting goals, charting progress, and meeting the goal. Awards can lead to recognition at the county level, all the way to the state level.
Schools provide 4-H the opportunity to reach youth beyond the club. Materials for these important initiatives can be found here.
Club leaders make 4-H the engaging educational program that it is. Here club leaders will find the information needed to help make the club run effectively.
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The 4-H office is made up of staff and faculty through whose efforts, youth and volunteers are able to get the most out of St. Johns County 4-H. A printable calendar, fundraising, resources, and staff can all be found here.
