4-H Science

4‑H science programs are available through local clubs, schools and grant-funded programs. Focus areas for 4‑H science programs include robotics, rocketry, environmental science, agri-science, biotechnology and veterinary science.

4-H Healthy Living

Capacity Grantee Resources

This page contains information about capacity grant requirements that grantees can use in managing their grants.

Vulnerable Populations

Populations of young people may be identified as vulnerable based on situational characteristics such as early parenthood, disconnection from school and work, homelessness, and involvement in the juvenile justice and foster care systems.

4-H & PYD Partnerships

4-H National Headquarters partnerships help strengthen and expand support for positive youth development (PYD).

4-H Learning

4-H learning experiences happen through participation in activities, experiences, and through social interaction guided by caring adults and peers.

4-H Access, Equity and Opportunity

4-H serves all communities by providing equitable access and opportunity for all youth, volunteers,, and staff.

Rural Health and Safety

Many individuals and families living in rural areas and communities experience disparities related to physical and behavioral health, safety, and well-being. Such disparities are often triggered by the hardships of poverty and inadequate access to gainful employment and resources.