Alaska 4-H Clubs and Districts
4-H Clubs
4-H Clubs are positive environments where youth belong to a group, elect officers, plan and attend meetings, conduct community service, participate in competitions or other events and make friends. Typically the club picks a project, with a learn-by-doing approach, that serves as a vehicle for learning both subject matter skills and life skills. Learn more about 4-H clubs in the club flyer and in the districts/clubs/project areas flyer.
4-H Clubs are positive environments where youth belong to a group, elect officers, plan and attend meetings, conduct community service, participate in competitions or other events and make friends. Typically the club picks a project, with a learn-by-doing approach, that serves as a vehicle for learning both subject matter skills and life skills. Learn more about 4-H clubs in the club flyer and in the districts/clubs/project areas flyer.
Find your local 4-H
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Click on the picture below that best represents the region of Alaska you are from, or on the clickable map to the right, listing many of the towns and villages in each District, will also give you an idea of your region.
Still not sure? Fill out the form at the bottom of this page and we'll point you in the right direction! |
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Anchorage Bowl
Kodiak Island
Tanana/Interior
Interior Region from Tok to Healy and North
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Bering Strait, Nome, Kotzebue
Bering Strait, Nome, Northwest Arctic, Kotzebue Kenai Peninsula
Mat-Su, Copper River
Mat-Su, Copper River Basin, Prince William Sound
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Bethel, Kuskokwim
Bristol Bay
Bristol Bay, Dillingham, Alaska Peninsula, Aleutians Southeast
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