British Columbia celebrates 4-H Month this November by recognizing the contributions it makes to the province’s workforce.
Although 4-H is known for teaching young people about agricultural activities, it also prepares them for futures as adult workers in any professional community, rural or urban.
The program focuses on knowledge, leadership, citizenship and personal development.
More than 2,200 youth between six and 21 participate in B.C. 4-H.
