Napa 4-H Youth Development
The Napa County 4-H program helps young people, ages 5-18, reach their fullest potential as competent, confident individuals who contribute to and are connected with their communities.
In 4-H programs, youth serve in leadership roles where they set goals, develop plans, complete projects, and reflect on their experiences.
Using an experiential educational model, 4-H helps youth develop essential skills that they will use throughout their lives, such as identifying and nurturing interests, desiring knowledge, setting goals, self-reflection, adapting to new situations, communicating, and responding to the needs of others.
Handbook for Families in UC 4-H
Find a 4-H Club HERE!
Use the map below to locate a 4-H Club and contact Club Leaders.
Contacts
Suzanne Amaral
4-H Program Coordinator
707-253-4146
suzanne.amaral@countyofnapa.org
Join a 4-H Club
Each 4-H Club offers various projects, including: arts & crafts, sewing, rocketry, dance, and more (see the full list). Countywide projects include: poultry, cavy/rabbits, canine guardian assistance dogs, dance, and leadership.
Youth Member Enrollment Process NAPA 2021-2022
Adult Volunteer Re-Appointment Process NAPA 2021-2022
4-H & COVID-19
Napa County 4-H Basic Safety Standards for Meeting In-person (revised 8/9/2021)
https://ucanr.edu/sites/ca4H/COVID_Update/
These safety standards must be followed for all in-person 4-H activities.
Do not participate in any in-person 4-H activities if you are sick or have COVID-19 symptoms or if you or someone you have been in contact with has been diagnosed with COVID-19.
Symptoms include: Fever or chills, Cough, Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, Fatigue, Muscle or body aches, Headache, New loss of taste or smell, Sore throat, Congestion or runny nose, Nausea or vomiting, and Diarrhea.
Outdoor Face Mask Guidelines
Outdoor activities with youth and adults: No face masks required.
Indoor Face Mask Guidelines
Indoor activities with youth and adults — Everyone must wear a face mask.
Everyone must wear a face mask — In counties with substantial or high transmission of COVID-19 according to the CDC COVID data tracker and in counties with a state or local Public Health Order.
Persons who are not fully vaccinated for COVID-19 must wear a face mask while participating in 4-H activities indoors.
Indoor Physical Distancing
Wearing a mask and maintaining a minimum of 3 feet between participants is required for indoor activities.
Maintain 6 feet of distancing during times when members and volunteers are not masked due to eating or drinking.
Maintain Hygiene Practices
After each use, clean and disinfect workspaces and equipment, wash hands often, and/or use hand sanitizer.