Nebraska 4-H
CAMPS
4-H overnight and day camps offer recreational, educational, and career exploration opportunities. Nebraska 4-H offers summer camps for youth ages 5-18 and Big Red Summer Academic Camps for youth in grades 10-12.
CLUBS
4-H clubs are organized groups that meet regularly to focus on a series of educational experiences. Regular membership is available for youth ages 8-18. Youth ages 5-7 may also join as Clover Kid members.
SCHOOL ENRICHMENT
School enrichment programs offer informal, hands-on educational experiences in classrooms in support of school curriculum.
AFTERSCHOOL
Afterschool groups meet between 3-6 PM to offer youth a safe, fun, and educational experiences through hands-on activities and 4-H curriculum. Some 4-H afterschool programs are also considered 4-H clubs.
STATEWIDE PROGRAMS
The programs and opportunities listed below are available to youth across the state regardless of their county of residence. For more information about local programs and opportunities, please contact your local Extension office. Some programs below may require enrollment.
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Featured Programs
Raise Your Hand for Nebraska 4-H
We're asking 4-H alumni and friends to "Raise Your Hand" so that more youth can benefit from the life-changing opportunities that 4-H provides. The three states with the most hands raised will win $20,000, $10,000, and $5,000! Help us grow the next generation of True Leaders–Vote for Nebraska now!
Club of the Month - February
This month we would like to congratulate the Lucky Sprouts 4-H Club for being awarded the Nebraska 4-H Club of the Month for March 2018. This club from Aurora, in Hamilton County, has truly made a difference in its community. The club is dedicated to building strong citizenship and teamwork through various activities.
Nebraska 4-H Represented at Omaha Fashion Week
Omaha Fashion Week's Spring 2018 Student Night was held on February 27th with over 600 guests in attendance. The runway show was kicked off by a colorful, fashion-forward collection of work by Nebraska 4-H youth. Each garment was modeled by the 4-H member who designed and constructed it, and 4-H members were praised for their advanced construction techniques and finishing details.
