Teen Leadership

Thinking of the Future - Being a Change-Maker

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    Teen Leadership


New Hampshire teens are the leaders of tomorrow. 4-H teens are empowered to develop skills in the areas of critical thinking, creativity, collaboration,and communication so they can become 21st century leaders.

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Beyond Ready Starts With You:

Community and Volunteer Resources

4-H Teen Opportunities



National Leadership Opportunities

National Congress

4-H National Congress 
(Application due July 1)

National Conference

National 4-H Conference 
(Application due October 1)

Dairy Conference

National 4-H Dairy Conference 
(Application due July 1)

Teens Ignite Conference

Ignite by 4-H! 
(Application due November 1)


Statewide Teen Events

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4-H Day of Service 

Date: June 6, 2026   * 4-H Day of Service flyer 
Cost: $10 (includes t-shirt and meal)
The New Hampshire 4-H Day of Service is a dynamic, statewide event that brings together hundreds of young people from every corner of the Granite State.  How can you participate?
 - 6.8 Miles to End 68 Hours of Hunger (open to all ages)
- Donate to End 68 Hourse of Hunger (done virtually)

Cannot attend? Host a food drive for the NH Food Bank!
NH Food Bank Food Drive Form
 

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Farm, Forest & Garden Exposition

May 1-2, 2026
Join NH 4-H for 2 days of learning, sharing presentations, and fun!  The 4-H Clover Corner is a gateway for families to experience activities, 4-H Events, and a showcase of agriculture, science, and the arts.  

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Teen Leadership Retreat
 

Start your 4-H year with an overnight retreat just for NH teens (ages 12–18)! You’ll explore your interests, help plan fun activities, make new friends, and build leadership skills—all in one awesome weekend.
 

Articles

Empowering Youth, Strengthening Communities
NH 4-H is launching a virtual Community of Practice (CoP) designed for adults who care for or work closely with teens. A CoP is more than a discussion... Learn More
Bridging the Gap
The partnership between New Hampshire 4-H and Sunrise Sunset Center highlights the importance of inter-generational connections in building stronger c... Learn More
A new partnership is getting youth outside to learn, play and develop a love for the environment
Through the All-Terrain Learning Adventures (ATLAS) program, students from Epping Middle School, Epping Elementary School and Lamprey River Elementary... Learn More
4-H youth give back to Belknap County through pollinator project
Belknap County 4-H teenagers Emma Davidson, Oliver Leandro and Emmaline Leandro are leading a team of 11 adolescents in a project on pollinators. Learn More

Events

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