Showing sheep at the 2022 Youth Fair!
Moving with the kids at Roscoe School!
Let's talk about chickens!
Embracing the farm life at George L. Cooke Elementary School!
Summer fun with the 4-H horse barn at the 2022 youth fair!
4-H Youth Development
Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County's 4-H Youth Development program provides fun, experiential learning opportunities to help young people grow to be healthy, happy, contributing global citizens.
In 4‑H, we believe in the power of young people. We see that every child has valuable strengths and real influence to improve the world around us. We are the local branch of America’s largest youth development organization—empowering nearly six million young people across the U.S. with the skills to lead for a lifetime.
Join CCESC staff and volunteers in making the best better by contributing to the Sullivan County 4-H Youth Development program!
Contact
Barbara Moran
4-H Youth Development Program Manager
bjm292@cornell.edu
(845) 292-6180 Ext. 109
Last updated January 23, 2025
Download Our Brochures
Our Brochure (2pp, 1135kb PDF) describes activities offered in all four seasons by Sullivan County 4-H, and how YOU can get involved!
4-H in the News
Discover what this program area has been up to in our Media Room!
Learn all about 4-H by clicking this link!
4-H is the “hands-on" Youth Development Program of Cornell Cooperative Extension. 4-H provides informal educational opportunities that will enable youth to become the leaders of tomorrow. 4-H is open to all youth ages 5 through 19, regardless of race, religion, or sex. Youth must be residents of Sullivan County for at least part of the year.
Be a 4-H Volunteer
Our 4-H Volunteer Card can offer some ideas of how you can get involved as a 4-H Volunteer!
Career Explorations
4-H Career Explorations is a three-day event for youth held on the Cornell University campus each summer. Its purpose is to expose youth to academic fields and careers, to develop leadership skills, to provide hands-on experience in a college setting and to introduce youth to Cornell University. The event is made up of two grade specific tracts: University U for youth entering grades 8-9 and Focus for Teens for youth entering grades 10-12.