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YOUTH & FAMILY DEVELOPMENT RECONNECT

33 Program Offerings 2022 BY THE NUMBERS

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4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

This past year has given our team the opportunity to reach out and RECONNECT with the youth of Sullivan County in many settings. Branching out from traditional 4-H Clubs, the team collaborated with towns, and school districts for in-school and after school programming. One other opportunity arose to reach youth in their summer program settings. On a weekly basis staff provided learning opportunities to diverse youth from ages 5-18. Youth learned the offerings of 4-H and the vast number of projects and community service they can partake in. Traveling into these settings has increased the number of youth reached immensely. The team covered areas from Roscoe/Livingston Manor, Wurtsboro, Liberty, Callicoon, Monticello, and more.

OPPOSITE: Roscoe Elementary students pose with barns and animals!

ABOVE: A 4-H youth shows off their cow in a live auction during the 2022 Sullivan County Youth Fair at the Grahamsville Little World’s Fair.

BELOW: 4-H Youth Development Program Manager Barbara Moran and her calf buddy educate students at George L. Cooke Elementary School in Monticello about farm animals.

“What a great 4-H event tonight! Great turnout and so much information shared.Such a wonderful program! Your plethora of information continues to amaze me. Thank you!”

-Kristen

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