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4-H Teen Association

The Minidoka County 4-H Teen Association is open to all Minidoka County 4-H youth ages 13 to 19-years-old that are enrolled in a Minidoka County 4-H club taking at least one 4-H project.

Teens have the opportunity to learn leadership skills, perform service projects, promote 4-H and meet new friends.

The 4-H Teen Association is also a great way to get involved with district, state and national teen events, including the opportunity to participate in state-to-state exchanges.

Teen Opportunities

Local Clubs

  • Social Events. Meetings, picnics, trail rides, family time
  • Club Officer & Teen Leadership. Older members mentor younger members
  • Service Projects. Members become caring citizens in their communities

County

  • Teen Associations. Older members interact with their peers
  • Projects in Day and Summer Camps. Takes one day or several days to complete
  • Exchanges between clubs in the same state, different states or even countries
  • Minidoka County Fair

District

  • Overnight & Day Camps. Plan and teach activities or become counselors
  • Contests and Events. Includes style review, public speaking and job interviews, as well as horse, rabbit and dog shows
  • Workshops and Trainings. Includes leadership opportunities, project subject matter or judging contests

National

International

Exchange Programs

  • LABO (4-H/Japan Exchange). Members must have completed seventh grade to travel to Japan. Families may also host Japanese youth.
  • IFYE (International 4-H Youth Exchange). Outbound exchanges are currently available. Inbound exchanges may be available with several European countries.

For more information contact

Jeni Bywater

4-H Program Coordinator

Contact

UI Extension, Minidoka County

Mailing Address:
85 East Baseline
Rupert, ID  83350-1608

Phone: 208-436-7184

Fax: 208-436-6889

Email: minidoka@uidaho.edu

Web: uidaho.edu/minidoka

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