Can I participate in 4-H clubs offered by a different Association than my home Association?
Yes! As a registered 4-H participant in Ontario, you can join clubs offered by other Associations, not just your home Association. Some Associations may charge a border hopping fee for participants from outside their region. We encourage you to inquire…
What Is The Difference Between 4-H Project And Club?
A 4-H club is a group made up of at least six eligible youth and two screened 4-H Ontario volunteers in good standing (as per Policy O-V-14). Clubs provide a structure for youth to participate in 4-H programming and activities….
Do I Have to Live on a Farm or Own Animals to Participate in 4-H?
No! You do not need to live on a farm or own animals to participate in 4-H. Many 4-H Participants take part in livestock clubs such as Beef, Goat, Dairy, Llama and Sheep without owning animals themselves. There are many…
How Do I Find My 4-H Association?
Your 4-H Association is based on your geographic location and usually follows the boundaries of your local county or regional municipality (for example, Wellington County or Peel Region). These associations are regional groups that deliver 4-H programming, opportunities and support…
What is the difference between Cloverbud and Youth Participant?
Cloverbuds are for youth aged 6–8 (as of December 31 of the previous calendar year), while youth participants are between the ages 9–21. Each group takes part in age-appropriate 4-H experiences, activities and events! Cloverbuds are not eligible to participate…