Curry County 4-H

Curry County 4-H is a hands-on learning community for youth ages 519. It includes youth enrollment, volunteer enrollment, projects, animal science, citizenship and civic engagement, family consumer sciences, healthy living, outdoor education and recreation, STEM, teen leadership, and record books.

Programs

• 4-H Youth Development — youth ages 5–19 · Hands-on learning community where youth discover new interests, build confidence, and learn through clubs, activities, and project groups.
• Youth Enrollment — youth ages 5–19
• Volunteer Enrollment
• Projects — youth ages 5–19
• Animal Science — youth ages 5–19
• Citizenship and Civic Engagement — youth ages 5–19
• Family Consumer Sciences — youth ages 5–19
• Healthy Living — youth ages 5–19
• Outdoor Education and Recreation — youth ages 5–19
• STEM — youth ages 5–19
• Teen Leadership — youth ages 5–19
• Record Books — youth ages 5–19

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old

About the provider

Curry County 4-H is guided by Cathy Haas, Director; Em Cheramie, 4-H Program Coordinator; and Nicole Wells, Education Program Assistant 2, 4-H Youth Development. Youth learn by doing in clubs, activities, and project groups with 4-H educators and adult volunteers from the local community.

Interested in joining 4-H: youth can get involved by joining a club, attending a camp, or participating in other fun activities and events. The page says 4-H offers opportunities for every young person to explore their passions and develop real-world life skills like teamwork, communication, and responsibility.

Last updated September 20, 2026.