Jefferson County 4-H Program

Jefferson County 4-H & Youth Development Programs strive to help young people develop skills in decision making, critical thinking,  relationship building, practicing leadership, and developing a concern for their community and environment. 4-H provides learning opportunities in a wide array of disciples including the arts, healthy living, leadership, citizenship, natural resources, sciences, and technology.  There are approximately 1200 youth enrolled in 55 traditional and special interest clubs that meet in schools and community centers.

******Wanted: Volunteer for Robotics Program: let us know if you know of anyone that would be interested in being a leader for our robotics club.

4-H Happenings

Links:

New 2009/2010 Guidelines

2009/2010 4-H Competition Rules and Events Booklet

2009/2010 4-H Schedule of Contests and Activities

2009/2010 4-H Junior Woodworking (Foot Stool Plan)

2010 Jefferson County 4-H Scholarship Application

2009/2010 Jefferson County 4-H'er of the Year Application

2009/2010 Jefferson County Community Service Individual Award Application

2009/2010 Jefferson County community Service Club Award Application

Jefferson County 4-H Pics!

www.aces.edu/fourh/Contests - Contest Rules Website

www.aces.edu/fourh - Alabama's 4-H Website

www.aces.edu/junior-master-gardener - Junior Master Gardener Website

Email us:

Bridgett Helms, CEA helmsbp@auburn.edu

Tammy Belcher, CAA belchtm@auburn.edu