Camden County 4-H Youth and Development Program

What Is 4-H?

4-H is an Educational Youth Program focusing on the needs, interests and concerns of young people. Our aim is to help Camden youth gain a positive self-concept, develop social skills and decision-making abilities, and learn subject knowledge needed for a productive life. 4-H members develop leadership and citizenship skills through individual project work, group activities, community service and school meetings. We are the youth division of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. 4-H began as corn and tomato clubs, but has evolved to become the largest youth organization in the world.

Who Is Eligible?

Any youth ages 9-19 may join 4-H. However, we do have some programs to include younger children.

When Are 4-H Meetings?

We meet with the 5th grade 4-H'ers once a month in the classroom at each of the 9 elementary schools. We meet with the 2 middle schools after school and with the high school in the evening.

How Much Does it Cost?

There is no charge to join 4-H. Some optional activities may have a small charge.

Forms & Applications

The Medical Information and Release Form is required each time a 4-H'er participates in an event. Please print and complete both pages of the form. 4-H'ers taking ANY type of medication, both over the counter and prescription medication, must complete the Medication Summary side of the form (PDF).

The Code of Conduct must be filled out for youth to participate in 4-H activities. Both the 4-H'er and the parent / guardian need to sign this form.

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We Need You

Volunteer with Camden County 4-H and make an impact in the lives of Tomorrows leaders. Complete the application (PDF), and turn it in to the Extension Office.