4-H Youth
Welcome to the Jackson County 4-H website. We're glad that you are here!
There are currently more than 1,100 members enrolled in the Jackson County 4-H program. We hope that you will soon join us. There are many Project Areas. Find those that interest you. Look at Events to find out what's happening. The FourThoughts Newsletter will keep you informed.
If you need forms, such as Enrollment, Health and Code of Conduct, Project Records, Fair Entry, Camp application, etc., you'll find them at 4-H forms.
You can also check out the State 4-H Website for more Printed Materials.
An overview description of the 4-H program in Oregon is given in the publication Facts About 4-H (4-H 0244L). The Clover is a complete guide to Oregon's 4-H Youth Development Programs. If you would like a copy of this or other references listed, pick one up at our County Extension office.We are limited by the number of leaders who are willing to serve. Thus, we are not always able to accommodate all who are interested. If you are willing to share your time and talent with kids, please let us know. We can show you how you can make a difference in the life of a child. Volunteer adults who serve as 4-H leaders are considered volunteer faculty members of Oregon State University. As a volunteer, you have access to research and information from the university. We hope this site answers your basic questions about our program.
If not, please call: 541-776-7371.
More Information:
For any further information contact:
Anne Manlove, Jackson County 4-H & Youth Development
Southern Oregon Research & Extension Center
569 Hanley Road
Central Point , OR 97502-1251
(541) 776-7371 ext. 205
