4-H Youth Development
4-H is the largest youth development organization in North Carolina. Hundreds of thousands of young people learn the skills to succeed through 4-H educational programs and camps. NC State Extension and the Cooperative Extension Program at N.C. A&T State University conduct 4-H programs where youth learn by doing.
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Learn More Using the Resources Below
4-H Club Information
- 4-H Club Charter Information
- 4-H Youth Enrollment Form
- Formulario de inscripción de 4-H
- General Club Forms and Guidelines
4-H VOLUNTEERS
- Aplicación para Voluntarios
- Volunteer Applications and Forms
- Volunteers - Additional Information - www.nc4h.org
Awards & Incentives Programs
- Honor Club Information
- NC 4-H Awards & Incentives Programs
- Pitt County 4-H Application & Nomination Forms
Extension Programs at NC State University
LIVESTOCK and HORSE
- Carolina Youth Meat Goat Circuit Shows
- Coastal Plains Junior Livestock Show & Sale
- Northeast District Horse Council
Resources
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