Kanawha County 4-H Enrichment Opportunities

Are you a teacher, after school care provider, youth organization leader, or someone else in need of fun, hands-on activities centered on healthy living, citizenship, and STEM? 4-H can bring programming to you! 

Check out our Enrichment Programs to find lessons and series for kids of all ages. The lessons listed are just a sampling of what we have to offer. 

Because of health and safety concerns due to COVID-19, groups of 10 or more can only receive programming virtually.  

Contact Jocelyn Crawford (jocelyn.crawford@mail.wvu.edu) to schedule or to learn more about additional programming.

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