Transylvania County 4-H Information
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Collapse ▲Have you ever wondered how electricity travels through a circuit? Wanted to become a better public speaker? Saw someone grooming a horse and thought “I want to learn how to do that!”?
Then you belong in 4-H!
Who We Are
As the largest youth development organization in the United States, 4-H operates through county Cooperative Extension offices and is managed by a local 4-H agent. 4-H welcomes all youth ages 5-18 to engage in hands-on educational activities that foster lifelong friendships, life skills, and community involvement. The name 4-H stands for head, heart, hands, and health which describes the developmental cornerstones of 4-H and is recited in the organization’s pledge:
However our focus on positive youth development is not just part of our pledge, it is part of our mission. All 4-H programs and activities are grounded in evidence-based research that connect high quality program settings to the development of youth who thrive.
What We Do
In 4-H youth are encouraged to explore projects in areas like agriculture, STEM, health—or anything they’re passionate about—under the mentorship of caring adults. Participation is unique to the youth’s interests and needs. Many members join ongoing community or special interest clubs, where they collaborate with peers, take on leadership roles, and participate in service projects. Other members participate in short-term activities like school enrichment programs, after-school or day camp programs, or overnight camp. No matter how you choose to participate, 4-H is a great way for youth to spark their interests, find belonging, and thrive in their community.
Check out our calendar and events page to learn more about what’s happening with 4-H in Transylvania County or visit the links below.
Join Us!
Enrolling in 4-H is free! Enroll online at 4-H Online. Once a child’s enrollment is approved then they are free to participate in clubs and activities. Check out more information on the enrollment process. You can also contact Transylvania County 4-H agent Sarah Holden at seholden@ncsu.edu or 828-884-3109 for assistance.
Volunteer
Research suggests that positive adult mentor relationships help youth thrive. That is why in 4-H adult volunteers are the key to successful programs. Volunteers serve a variety of roles from club leadership to serving on advisory boards. Reach out to Transylvania County 4-H agent Sarah Holden at seholden@ncsu.edu or 828-884-3109 to see what volunteer opportunities are available.