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!  As a part of the 4-H club, members choose one or more projects to work on throughout the year. Check out the Project Selection Guide to see all of the 4-H Projects available! 
If you are interested in learning new skills and love to work on cool projects, then 4-H is definitely the place for you. 

​4-H Members are grouped into age categories (as of December 31 of the program year):
  • Cloverbud - ages 6 to 8
  • Junior - ages 9 to 12
  • Intermediate - ages 13 to 15
  • Senior - ages 16 to 21
  • Future Leader - ages 22 - 25 (different from other age categories, Future Leaders can only complete the Advancing Forward project)​
Click on the image above to view the 4-H Project Selection Guide.
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

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.  More than 800 volunteer leaders in Saskatchewan share their time and talents to help our members "learn to do by doing."  

As a leader, 4-H is a place to:
  • Make a difference in the lives of youth.
  • Meet new people.
  • Improve and build on your skills and talents.
  • Travel with youth or other volunteer leaders.

​Volunteer leadership positions are open to any adult, 18 years and older, willing to share knowledge and enthusiasm, and go through a volunteer screening process.

Each club must have two or more screened volunteers 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.
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Because 4-H Saskatchewan values the safety of its members, all leaders must complete a volunteer screening process.

Become an alumni

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                                                                                                                                                      Were you a part of a 4-H Saskatchewan club as a member, leader, or volunteer?  If yes, then you should consider signing up for the Saskatchewan 4-H Alumni Program! This program will allow you to connect with your fellow 4-Hers, engage in life-long learning opportunities, and give back to the 4-H program in any way you can.  

​For more information, click the button below.