4-H Military Programming
4-H National Headquarters at USDA is pleased to have established formal partnerships with Army Child, Youth and School Services, Air Force Airman and Family Services and Navy Family Readiness to support positive youth development education for youth whose parents are serving in the military. In Wyoming, the 4-H Military Partnership is grant funded and serves youth at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne, WY, as well as geographically dispersed youth throughout the state.
As Military Families move frequently and experience the difficulties surrounding lengthy and frequent deployments, 4-H provides predictable programming and a safe and nurturing environment for military kids. National 4-H Headquarters relies upon the Land Grant University Extension System across the country to build strong partnerships with Army, Air Force, Navy, National Guard and Reserve entities in order to provide technical assistance and training for military staff and to establish 4-H Clubs for Military youth living on and off installation. In addition, 4-H seeks to serve those children whose parents are serving in the National Guard and Reserve and live in communities with little or no military presence.
The 4-H military program at FE Warren Air Force Base supports two 4-H Clubs, The Patriots and Warren Warriors. These clubs provide programming on projects raging from Aerospace to Pocket Pets, Foods and Nutrition to Photography and much more! Members participate in programming after school during the school year and through day camps in the summer.
For more information about the Wyoming 4-H Military Partnership, please contact 307-633-4383.