The Allegany County 4H Program will hold an open house next month to acquaint members and potential new members and volunteers with activities for the coming year.
The event, to be held at the host Cornell University Cooperative Extension – Allegany County facility at 5435 County Road 48, north of Belmont, will begin at 6PM, Wednesday, October 12.
Hands-on activities for youth will be available, along with snacks.
4-H is designed to connect youth to hands-on learning opportunities that help them grow into competent, caring, and contributing members of society.
Youth ages eight-to-18 join community clubs which can be focused on a wide range of subjects, from agriculture to food science, healthy living, robotics, fashion, and art. Cloverbud programs also are available for ages five-to-seven.
Further information is available at pjh34@cornell.eduor (585) 268-7644 x16.
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Child development is among focuses of Allegany Hope as we encourage individuals and families to help one another by becoming involved with our free community Information Ambassador initiative for spreading the word about Building Healthy Communities Through Healthy FamiliesTM.
Volunteer Ambassadors assist in various areas of need which you, yourself, may have identified and have a passion for as it relates to greater community awareness, education and action that lead to positive impact in all areas of everyday life.
Learn more at https://bit.ly/3IHm3FY or by contacting us at AlleganyHopeWNY@outlook.com or (484) 435-0503.