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Wake County 4-H Quarterly Program Highlights
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Wake County 4-H Program Highlights

Wake County 4-H programs encourage leadership development, community service, civic engagement, and healthy lifestyles for youth to develop skills and lead productive, successful lives. Read more to learn about our upcoming opportunities this quarter!

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Summer Sleepaway Camp Registration is OPEN!


Betsy Jeff Penn 4-H Educational Center offers a 6-day summer camping experience for ages 8-14. Campers are placed into co-ed activity groups according to age and request. Activity groups stay together during the day and participate in horseback riding, canoeing, team building, talent shows, archery, outdoor education, swimming, and more! 

Spaces are limited, REGISTER NOW!>>>

TED X Youth Event

March 11th, 11AM-2PM
John Chavis Community Center, Raleigh

TEDxYouth@ChavisWay is curated by the NC State Extension program #PassTheMicYouth in collaboration with Wake County 4-H, Alliance Health, and John Chavis Community Center. Under the theme “Inspiring Change,” this event amplifies and celebrates young people’s voices, stories, and ideas on the TEDx stage. Join us for an afternoon of youth-led Ted talks, community collaboration, and conversation. Pizza and light refreshments will be served.

Learn More and Register>>>

Farm to Fork Day Camp

January 27th, 9AM-3PM

Parents, are you looking for last-minute coverage for your children during the  upcoming Wake County teacher workday? In our Farm to Fork Day Camp, participants ages 9-12 are invited to learn basic cooking safety and life skills. Join us for a day full of baking and cooking activities with our 4-H youth development coordinators!

Spaces are limited, Register NOW>>>

4-H Spaces and SPACESTOO Program

The Wake County 4-H Spaces program was implemented by Wake County Cooperative Extension in 1991. Youth development educators facilitate group sessions to assist youth in making healthy life choices. Our goal is to provide appropriate life and survival skills that will enhance the quality of life and promote a positive sense of future purpose for our participants. 

Spaces is designed to assist youth in developing an understanding of:

  • INNER SPACE - the individual/self relationship

  • SHARED SPACE - life shared with family and individuals in their immediate surroundings

  • OUTER SPACE - the potential for growth and talent in society

4-H Spaces serves youth ages 12-16 in topics such as decision making, critical thinking, conflict resolution, violence prevention, substance use prevention, communication skills, positive community involvement, and self-empowerment. 

4-H SPACESTOO serves youth ages 16-18 with a primary focus on youth applying what they have learned in group to their real-life situations to enhance their educational and/or career development.

To refer a youth contact us at:

4-HReferral@wakegov.com


Teen Corner

Teen Council
Members plan and implement 4-H educational programs, as well as community service and social activities.
Learn More>>>

Liberation Out Loud
Encourages high school students to connect their passions with opportunities to serve their community and work for social justice.
Learn More>>>

Youth Health Council
Virtual opportunity for high school students to share their voices with Wake County Public Health officials.
Learn More>>>

SPOTLIGHT: Wake County 4-H Teen Council
Members of the Wake County 4-H Teen Council hosted a Mental Health Walk this past November. Teens set up stations along the route with information about mental health experiences among the youth population. Follow the Wake 4H Teen Council on Instagram to stay up-to-date with their community involvement! 

Statewide 4-H Annoucements


NC 4-H Scholarship Applications

  • Due February 1st

  • Contact Wake County Extension office at (919) 250-1100 to request assistance from our 4-H Coordinators

4-H Project Records, Portfolios, and Group Awards

Coming in Spring... 

Teen Council Achievement Awards Ceremony

Liberation Out Loud Event

Teen Retreat Weekend

4-H Member Presentations for the County

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