4-H youth programs developed in the early 1900s as a forward-looking method to introduce new agriculture technology to youth. Through the years, 4-H clubs have retained their "learn by doing" approach towards teaching skills while evolving to fit 21st century society. Some areas our clubs focus on include: animal science, nutrition, community service, and robotics. Today, traditional 4-H clubs strive to not only develop specific project skills, but also to teach the ideals of service, leadership, and community. Listed below are Camden County's 4-H project areas and clubs...click the links to learn more!

Clothing & Textiles

• Together We Sew

Community Service

• Camden's Mighty Kids
• Teen Council

Equine

• A Horse of Course
• Hoofbeats
• Painted Ponies
• Rough Riders

Fitness & Sports

• Pierson's Tae Kwon Do

Food & Nutrition

• Gourmet Club
• Healthy Living

Seeing Eye Dogs

• My Eyes for You

Science, Engineering & Technology (S.E.T.)

• Robotics Club

Small Animals

• Paw Prints
• Yearlings