4-H at home

4-H programs keep youth connected and engaged in skill-building to become leaders. Last year, 11,772 youth explored leadership through Minnesota 4-H.

In 4-H, youth are building leadership skills for the future and today. Programs like 4-H Horse Project are just one of many opportunities youth in 4-H have to authentically partner with others, build leadership skills and become change agents.

A different approach to healthy living education means fun and learning for youth and their families in Northwest Minnesota.

A weekly online meet-up for children has encouraged healthy living at home for the whole family.

Although COVID-19 changed how we socialize with others, 4-H maintained steady opportunities for families to learn, make connections and find joy in their communities. 3,520 youth engaged in 4-H programs across Northeast Minnesota last year.

Physical activity, especially outside, is a key factor in youth health and wellbeing. Minnesota 4-H offers youth of all ages a variety of opportunities to explore and develop healthy living practices outdoors.

Youth of all ages can benefit from experiences that build healthy living practices. 4-H programs offer a variety of options for youth to be mindful with their food, feelings and relationships.

4-H youth pledge to keep fellow Minnesotans warm this winter.

A group of youth from southern Minnesota took on the challenge of advocating for the pollinators of Minnesota.

Whether youth have a horse in their backyard or have never once had the pleasure of holding the reins, 4-H has learning experiences that give every horse lover opportunities to grow.