4-H is an international youth and volunteer organization. It’s a program that provides members with the resources and activities to build self-confidence, communication, and leadership skills while learning about a topic of their choice.
Each member picks a project and works with a volunteer leader to develop his/her skills related to the project of choice. In Manitoba there are over 80 interesting hands-on projects like beef, photography, outdoor living, machines, crafts and more!
Beyond projects there are also club activities, provincial events and travel opportunities where members can meet new people, build friendships and have fun!
Today, 4-H clubs in Manitoba are driven by thousands of 4-H members and volunteers, plus a strong partnership with Manitoba Agriculture.
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MISSION “Building leadership in youth and adults through unique practical experiences.”
VISION “4-H: A vibrant program blending tradition and innovation for a quality experience.”
Featured News
COVID-19 Update – April 20, 2021
New health restrictions are in effect as of Tuesday, April 20, 2021 and the province remains in the Red (Critical) level on the pandemic emergency response system.
4-H Manitoba clubs are reminded to follow provincial health guidelines. All 4-H in-person activities are suspended until further notice.
The new restrictions will remain in effect until 12:01 a.m. on May 12, 2021. As a result, the 4-H Manitoba Highway Clean-up Campaign will not take place in May, but may occur at a later date this year. Watch for more information in the eZine and on the website.
4-H Video Contest – Submission Deadline is May 31, 2021
M4HC, supported by Save-On-Foods, is giving 4-H Manitoba members and clubs a chance to showcase what they are doing this year through a video contest that kicks off Thursday, April 1, 2021. Please click here for more information about the competition, here for registration form and here for waiver.
COVID-19 Update – January 22, 2021
With the entire province remaining in the Red (Critical) level on the pandemic emergency response system with some loosening of restrictions as of Saturday, January 23, 2021, 4-H Manitoba clubs are reminded to follow the provincial health guidelines. All 4-H in-person activities will remain suspended until further notice.
