WELCOME TO DOUGLAS COUNTY 4-H!
4-H is the youth development program of the University of Wisconsin-Extension. 

So, when you participate in 4-H, you are part of the UW System! 

Douglas County Cooperative Extension 4-H Programs give young people a chance to learn new skills, gain self confidence, and contribute to their communities. 4-H Youth Development faculty and staff create real-world experiences that teach leadership and citizenship skills.

The four “H’s” represent the four points of the pledge: clearer thinking (head), greater loyalty (heart), larger service (hands), and better living (health).

How old do you need to be to join 4-H?  Youth in grades K-2 are eligible for the Cloverbuds project.  Regular membership is open to youth in grades 3 through one year following high school graduation (we call this grade 13).  4-H is open to any youth eligible for 4-H membership regardless of race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, disability, ancestry, sexual orientation, pregnancy, marital or parental status.

The 4-H Project Guide lists some 70 different statewide project areas that you can enjoy.  Besides 4-H projects, you can get involved in 4-H events throughout the year.  You can learn more about these activities in our 4-H Handbook and in our monthly newsletter.

For More Information about 4-H Clubs (click on link)

Newsletter & Calendar

• Enrollment & Registration
• Forms
• Meetings
• 4-H Handbook
• Resources
• Links

IMPACT REPORTS

• 2010 Impact Report

• 2008 Impact Report