4-H Youth and Development
Our 4-H program provides a creative a supportive environment in which culturally diverse youth and adults can reach their full potential. Our local County 4-H program works to develop life skills to help young people become self-directed, productive citizens. We also work to empower adult volunteers who multiply the efforts of our local Sandoval County Extension staff. Our 4-H youth development program is a dynamic non-formal education program. It provides opportunities for youth to learn life skills and gain knowledge while having fun. The life skills learned in 4-H enable youth to become productive, well-informed, self-reliant, responsible adults. The Sandoval County 4-H program consists of 11 traditional 4-H Clubs with well over 250 members. These clubs meet once a month as a group and participate in many youth educational activities. To learn more about joining one of these clubs, please contact the Sandoval County Cooperative Extension Service for additional information.
Enrolling in the New Mexico State University, Sandoval County 4-H Youth Development Program is easy. You may call Steve Lucero, Nicole Lujan, or Elizabeth Hackett toll free at (800) 678-1802 or (505) 867-2582 for information and Leader/Member enrollment forms. Please see the How to Join 4-H link to the left. We welcome you to join the Sandoval County 4-H, a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship and life skills! |
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