BECOME A MEMBER
By joining 4-H, members also have the opportunity to meet new friends, develop self-confidence, earn scholarships, travel, as well as gain leadership, teamwork and decision-making abilities. And the best part, everyone is always welcome!
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If you are between six and 25 years of age, are interested in learning new skills and love to work on cool projects, than 4-H is definitely the place for you.
4-H Members are grouped in to these age categories (as of December 31 of the program year):
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Click on the image above to view the 4-H Project Selection Guide.
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4-H members choose one or more projects to work on throughout the year. From the popular beef and horse projects, to gardening and exploring the outdoors, there is a project for everyone. Check out the Project Selection Guide to see all of the 4-H Projects available!
4-H is a club-based program. There are clubs all over Saskatchewan. If there is not a club in your community, you can start your own with just four members and two leaders! Please contact the provincial office at 306-933-7727 to find a club in your community.
* Please note: The 4-H year runs from September 1 to August 31 each year. The fall is when most clubs are welcoming new members.
4-H is a club-based program. There are clubs all over Saskatchewan. If there is not a club in your community, you can start your own with just four members and two leaders! Please contact the provincial office at 306-933-7727 to find a club in your community.
* Please note: The 4-H year runs from September 1 to August 31 each year. The fall is when most clubs are welcoming new members.
BECOME A LEADER
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You do not have to be an "expert" to be a 4-H leader; you only need enthusiasm and a desire to make a positive impact in a child's life. Parents and caregivers play a critical role in volunteering with the program to support our members. More than 800 volunteer leaders in Saskatchewan share their time and talents to help our members "learn to do by doing." Leaders also advise and support club members in developing and strengthening skills that will help our youth grow and become effective leaders in their communities.
As a leader, 4-H is a place to:
Volunteer leadership positions are open to any adult, 18 years and older, willing to share knowledge and enthusiasm, and go through a simple screening process. Each club must have two or more adults, acting as leaders. Leaders come from all stages and walks of life, from 4-H alumni just graduating out of their clubs, to parents, to retired folks just looking to share their time and talents. Because 4-H Saskatchewan values the safety of its members, all leaders must complete a volunteer screening process. |
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Register as an Alumni
As a former 4-H member, you know first hand how 4-H can benefit young people. You made lifelong friends, worked on projects, developed self-confidence and learned new skills like parliamentary procedure, that schools and other youth programs don’t usually offer. You calmed the butterflies long enough to survive your first speech or Achievement Day. You traveled to other countries or other parts of the province. Some of you went to national conferences or received scholarships to help with your post secondary education. Wow… those were the days!
4-H doesn’t have to stop when you turn 26; you’re welcome to begin an exciting new phase as a 4-H alumnus. Former members can meet to socialize and keep their ties to the 4-H program, become a leader, start a club, or volunteer with the 4-H program. Some of the assistance volunteers can offer include:
To join the 4-H Saskatchewan Alumni fill our the form below, contact the provincial office at 306-933-7727 or email at info@4-h.sk.ca.
4-H doesn’t have to stop when you turn 26; you’re welcome to begin an exciting new phase as a 4-H alumnus. Former members can meet to socialize and keep their ties to the 4-H program, become a leader, start a club, or volunteer with the 4-H program. Some of the assistance volunteers can offer include:
- Offering independent programs for the benefit of 4-H members.
- Assisting with district, regional and provincial programs and events.
- Judging public speaking competitions.
- Judging record books and projects for Achievement Days.
- Making presentations to clubs about various topics, such as opportunities, record keeping, public speaking, beef and horse grooming and showmanship, etc.
- Fundraising for the Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation.
To join the 4-H Saskatchewan Alumni fill our the form below, contact the provincial office at 306-933-7727 or email at info@4-h.sk.ca.
