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4-H is a place where youth are given many opportunities to build confidence, learn responsibility, and develop skills that will last them a lifetime. It’s a place where youth make friends and share interests, ranging from building robots to raising rabbits , from designing gardens to protecting the environment. It’s a place where youth work together to make a positive difference in their community, and adult volunteers make a powerful difference in the lives of young people. 4-H fosters an innovative, “learn by doing”.

Youth on Oahu are involved in the 4-H youth development in various ways – through traditional 4-H clubs, SPIN (Special interest), Garden Center, and through school enrichment programs. If you are interested in participating your child in a 4-H club or program, volunteering as a club or resource leader, or having a 4-H club or program at your school/organization/agency, please fill out the Oahu County 4-H Interest Form. Complete the interest form and either scan or take a picture of it and send it to chanakaw@hawaii.edu.

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2024 went by quickly! Here are some of the highlighted photos starting from the top left and moving clockwise:

Oahu County 4-H Livestock Show
Cooking Video Challenge’s People Choice Award at the Eastern Fun Day held at Moanalua High School
Camp Kau Kau at UH Manoa’s Ag Sci Food Lab
Oahu County 4-H Volunteers and Club Leaders at the Achievement and Recognition Ceremony at Dave and Busters
Oahu County 4-H Horse Show
Manawalea 4-H Club planting seedings at the Urban Garden Center (UGC) in Pearl City
Archers 4-H Club (Oahu 4-H Shooting Sports) setting up painted rocks for a bean bag target activity in the 4-H Project Garden at UGC
Oahu 4-H Organization Leadership–Executive Board (teens–President Kairi H., Vice-President Tyree E., Secretary Rylie H., and Treasurer Benjamin F.) and Leaders Federation Officers (President Jolanda Kahele, Vice-President Verna Eguires, Secretary Joan Hashizume, and Treasurer Becky Kanenaka)