4-H Youth Development Programs
Kids experience 4‑H in every county in the country—through in-school and after-school programs, community clubs and events, 4‑H Camp & Learning Centers, and much more.
In Hancock County, 4-H youth build life skills by leading hands-on projects in areas like science, health, agriculture, and civic engagement – helping them to grow confidence, independence, resilience, and compassion.
Special Interest Programs
4-H Clubs in Hancock County
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About the Farm | Animals | Mariaville
Aquarium Club | Fish | Virtual
Aquatic Tankers | Aquaria | Dedham
Egg Business Project | Entrepreneurship | Ellsworth
Horse of Course | Horse | Brooklin
Jolly Juniors | General Interest | Waltham
Lock, Stock & Barrel | 4-H Shooting Sports | Blue Hill
Peninsula Explorers | Outdoor Education | Blue Hill
Rails N’ Trails | Horse | Bucksport
Wellness Warriors | Personal Health | Dedham