Offers various agriculture programs, such as 4H, for youth.

4-H is a leadership based educational program for youth ages 8-19. Programming is conducted by volunteers in both club settings and school/after-school settings. Opportunities include: A) Animal science B) Family and consumer sciences C) Botanical Research D) Zoology/Wildlife Biology Research E) Youth Agricultural Programs F) Leadership Development skills

Youth are offered hands on projects in areas such as health, science, agriculture, and civic engagement based on their own interests and guided by adult mentors.

A youth program that emphasizes the total development of its members. Youths work on projects in areas such as animals, engineering, family/consumer, health, agriculture, gardening, sewing, pet care, careers, wildlife, raising large animals, cooking, social sciences, better kid care.

Provides practical information designed to improve the quality of life for local residents in conjunction with Penn State University.

Provides an opportunity to learn about leadership, citizenship, and life skills. Empowers youth to reach their full potential working and learning in partnership with caring adults. While activities focus mainly on the local 4-H Club, members may also participate in group activities and events such as fairs, trips, camping, teen leader trainings, fundraising, achievement programs and county, regional and state learning opportunities.

Provides information designed to improve the quality of life for local residents in conjunction with Penn State University. Offers programs related to agriculture, gardening, child care, food and nutrition, family living, and the West Nile virus.

Offers project-based learning opportunities to youth. Youths work on projects in areas such as animals, engineering, family/consumer, health, agriculture, gardening, sewing, pet care, rocketry, insects, careers, wildlife, raising large animals, cooking, creating Web sites, geographic information systems, babysitting, or social sciences in consultation with their parents and supervising adult volunteers. They also participate in activities and events such as fairs, trips, camping, teen leader trainings, fundraising, achievement programs, and county, regional and state learning opportunities.

Offers an opportunity to learn leadership, citizenship and life skills. Teach about sharing, doing, and learning together in all kinds of projects, events and activities through local clubs, special interest clubs, school-based, after-school program, and individual memberships.

Youths work on projects in areas such as animals, engineering, family/consumer, health, agriculture, gardening, sewing, pet care, rocketry, insects, careers, wildlife, raising large animals, cooking, creating Web sites, geographic information systems, babysitting, or social sciences in consultation with their parents and supervising adult volunteers. They also participate in activities and events such as fairs, trips, camping, teen leader trainings, fundraising, achievement programs, and county, regional and state learning opportunities.

Offers a variety of opportunities for members. Project areas include: Animal Science, Civic Engagement, Leadership Development, Environmental Science and Shooting Sports, Expressive Arts and Communication, Healthy Living and Wellness.

- Agriculture: Dairy, poultry, livestock, horticulture, farm safety, agronomy, ag economic development - West Nile Virus Program - Master Gardening Program - Family Living: Strong Women, strength training program - Better Kid Care: A training and resource program for childcare providers. DPW training credits are earned through this program. Fee $5-10. - Nutrition: food irradiation, foods and nutrition, home canning and freezing, food safety information, food safety training for volunteer groups. - Expanded Food and Nutrition Program (EFNEP): for low-income families - SuperCupboard Nutrition Program. - My New Weight of Life: an 11 week weight management program designed to re-educate participants on their eating habits for permanent weight loss. - 4-H and Youth Development Eligibility: Members, from 8 to 18 years before January 1; Leaders, adult volunteers interested in sharing time and talents with youth - Special Programs: Therapeutic Riding Seeing Eye Dog Project Areas: - Animal

Offers a wide variety of projects to members in over fifteen community-based clubs. Projects range from Expressive Arts, STEM, and Shooting Sports to Animal Science, Leadership, and Environmental Sciences.

Penn State Extension program specilizes in secondary education and graduate studies in agriculture and community development. Also provides 4-H program for children.

Provides instruction and participatory education in agricultural, family living, and general science projects including aerospace, rocketry, photography, woodworking, livestock, pets, textile science, foods and nutrition, gardening, leadership development, and etc. School enrichment and after school programs are also available.

Provides hands-on learning to teach leadership skills through work on projects regarding agriculture, live-stock, family and consumer sciences, rocketry, mechanical sciences, dog care, and life skills.

Provides a modern educational organization dedicated to delivering science-based information to people, businesses, and communities. Provides access to face-to-face and online education to consumers to help them address problems and take advantage of opportunities for improvement and innovation.

Hands-on learning to teach leadership and life skills through work on projects regarding: agriculture, live-stock, home economics, computers, community development, mechanical science, public speaking, etc.

Provides youth programs that emphasizes the total development of its members. Participants work on projects in areas such as animals, engineering, family/consumer, health, agriculture, gardening, sewing, pet care, rocketry, insects, careers, wildlife, raising large animals, cooking, and more.

Provides instruction and assistance in gardening including lawn and tree gardening, farming including orchard and crop farming; pest control, water testing, treatment, well location, and septic management.

Offers a 4-H youth development program led by volunteers who receive training and educational project books from Pennsylvania State University. Youth have the opportunity to learn by doing and explore project areas that may spark their interest in a future career path.