Are you looking to spark confidence, growth, a sense of leadership and love of learning in your child? Discover the programs of Douglas County 4-H that go far beyond animals and agriculture.
Did you know 4-Hers can also choose to learn and practice photography, global citizenship, robotics and engineering, woodworking, and computer science, among dozens of other programs? As our nation’s oldest and largest youth development organization, 4-H is dedicated to helping children develop life skills, build a solid foundation of knowledge and critical thinking skills and grow into confident young men and women.
Watch this video to hear from children and parents about their personal transformations through 4-H.
Learn more about getting your children involved in 4-H or how to become a 4-H volunteer and mentor by visiting Douglas County CSU Extension’s webpage.