Virginia 4-H Military Clubs
Funded by 4-H Military Partnership Grant
Virginia 4-H
- Age of Youth Participants: Ages 5-18
- 4-H Program Locations: All counties, most cities, and 11 military installations with 14 sites
4-H Program Areas: Civic Engagement Healthy Living STEM & Agriculture
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Phase III of the COVID-19 re-opening plan limits in-person programs. To learn more about how to get involved in Virginia 4-H do the following:
- Visit your local 4-H program's webpage & follow them on social media
- Look at the Virginia 4-H Facebook and Instagram pages
Cooperative Extension Links For Military Families
Goal of 4-H Military Partnership:
Military readiness through 4-H positive youth development for youth, families, and communities.
Month of the Military Child
(MOMC)
April 2021 Photo Challenge
Celebrating the Strength of Military Children
Get Connected to 4-H
For more than 80 years, Virginia 4-H camping has been a proven and effective method of teaching life skills. Each of the six 4-H Educational centers has achieved American Camp Association (ACA) accreditation. Read more . . .
Events, News & Opportunities.
Get Involved
Watch Prince George County 4-H Agent, Herman Maclin, as he tells WTVR CBS 6 News about all of the ways 4-H'ers can learn life lessons! In addition, Maclin provides support to Fort Lee 4-H installation military club program and one off installation 4-H military club in Prince George County. Click here to view.
A collaboration of military and land grant university partners .
Did You Know?.
According to the Virginia Department of Education . . .
- Virginia has over 80,000 school age military-connected youth.
- Virginia also has the highest number of military school-aged children in the nation.
4-H Helps Young People Excel Beyond Their Peers
Military 4-H Partnerships are supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture, 4-H Headquarters; U.S. Army Child, Youth and School Services; U.S. Air Force Child and Youth Programs; U.S. Navy Child and Youth Programs; and Virginia Cooperative Extension 4-H Program (Virginia Tech and Virginia State University) through grant funding at Kansas State University.