All Youth Ages 5 - 18, as of September 1st of the current 4-H year, are welcome to join a 4-H Club or 4-H Cloverbud Group! You do not need to farm or have animals.
Featured Websites
Additional Websites
Walk in My Shoes Learn what it feels like to be older and what happens to our bodies as we age.
Becoming 4-H Savvy Basic information for volunteers about the ins and outs of 4-H.
Community Service Learn how to plan, implement, and evaluate community service projects in 4-H Clubs.
Working with Committees This website contains fact sheets, role descriptions, worksheets, and additional resources to assist volunteers and 4-H members in developing effective committees within their club
Helping Kids Succeed in School Helping children enjoy learning and being successful in school is an important goal for parents, other family members, and schools.
Ayudando a los Niños a Triunfar en la Escuela Ayudando a los niños a triunfar en la escuela es un programa que proporciona estrategias a padres y educadores para que los niños hagan de su experiencia escolar, un éxito.
Illinois 4-H Foundation The Illinois 4-H Foundation raises funds from individuals, corporations, and organizations that supplement state and county 4-H programs
2008 Williamson County 4-H Show Book Please note the current year Williamson County 4-H Show Book is the only book that is good for the curent show year!
4-H Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions about the 4-H Youth Development Program through the Williamson County University of Illinois Extension Office
For more information about these programs, please contact:
Etha Anderson
Community Worker 4-H Youth Development
Williamson County Unit
1306 N Atchison Ave, Ste A
Marion, IL 62959
Phone: 618-993-3304
FAX: 618-997-1542 eanders1@illinois.edu
