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4-H in Waldo County

Welcome to 4-H & Youth Development!

4-H is the youth development education program of the University of Maine Cooperative Extension. 4-H participants range from aged 5 to 19 and, traditionally, have organized themselves into 4-H clubs to support each other as they take on "learn by doing" projects.

Young people can also become involved in 4-H through school enrichment programs,
4-H camps, by creating individual projects of their own, and many other activities.

Waldo County has a rich variety of 4-H and youth programs and clubs serving Waldo County. We also offer a variety of 4-H curricula for school and after-school settings.

Our newsletter, "4-H On the Move" provides the most current information on our programs and activities.

Our web calendar lets you know what is happening here and across the state.

The 4-H Leaders' Association meeting is a great opportunity to network with other leaders, and to become involved in a deeper way with Waldo County 4-H!

4-H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills.

Maine 4-H Youth Development Mission

Educate and empower Maine youth through hands-on and community based experiences.

Maine 4-H Youth Development Vision

Maine youth acquire the knowledge, life skills, leadership abilities and attitudes to help them succeed now and in the future

through effective collaborations, hands-on experiential education and self-directed learning.

Putting knowledge to work with the people of Maine

4-H and University of Maine Cooperative Extension
A Member of the University of Maine System

Last Modified: 12/09/08
These pages are currently being maintained from the
Waldo County Office, University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
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If you are a person with a disability and will need any accommodations to participate in a UMCE program, please contact your county office to discuss your needs. For assistance via a TTY line call 1-800-287-8957.