4-H and Youth Programs

4-H is a youth development program for ages 5-18 (determined as of January 1 of the current year). Membership is open to all youth, regardless of race, creed, color, sex, national origin or disability.

More than 6.5 million young people across America make friends and have fun while learning leadership, citizenship and life skills each year through 4-H programs. Activities focus on healthy living, citizenship, science, engineering and technology.

Latah County youth can experience 4-H by becoming a member of a club, attend CL2N 4-H Summer Camp, participate in a project camp, attend area summer day camps or afterschool 4-H programs.

Latah 4-H Clubs

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Member and Leaders decide what their 4-H club does. Usually clubs focus on one or more topics. They conduct project-related activities, do community service, and have fun!

Find the best fit for your 4-H’er. Look up Latah County 4-H Clubs by community location, by the projects offered, or consider where your youngster has friends or relatives participating.

For assistance in choosing a club, contact the Latah County Extension Office by calling (208) 883-2267, or email Kelli Loftus at kloftus@uidaho.edu.

A 4-H membership is $10.00 a year; families with more than three youngsters pay a capped fee of $30.00 for their youth.