4-H Community Programs

 

 Community Programs

Did you know that Kent County 4-H partners with organizations throughout Kent County offering programs and opportunities to a wide audience of youth?

If you are a community organization in the Kent County area and are looking for some new, innovative programs to offer your youth, then you came to the right place! Michigan State University Extension 4-H provides fun, hands-on, experiential learning opportunities on a wide range of topics. These programs can be provided through various delivery methods in after school programs, school classrooms, summer opportunities, virtually through different platforms, or in other areas where you have youth development needs. Interested in learning more about how to partner with 4-H? Please contact our 4-H Program Coordinator (Kent County), at MSUE.kent@county.msu.edu!

 

 

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