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Welcome to our HOME for everything 4-H in Uvalde County!
Welcome to Uvalde County 4-H!
Welcome to Uvalde County 4-H!
We are excited to welcome youth and families to the Uvalde County 4-H program, where young people grow leadership, citizenship, and life skills through hands-on learning and positive youth development. Whether you are new to 4-H or a returning member, we are glad you are here and look forward to supporting your journey.
Building leaders through hands-on learning, service, and growth.
4-H is much more than animals—it’s a hands-on youth development program offering something for every interest, including STEM, photography, cooking, shooting sports, public speaking, clothing and textiles, leadership, and more.
We are proud to support youth as they learn by doing, discover their passions, and grow into confident, capable leaders.
Explore our site to find information on clubs, projects, events, and opportunities to get involved in 4-H across Uvalde County.
Join 4-H now! Enroll online at https://tx4h.tamu.edu/
2026-2027 Enrollment is Now Open!
We are excited to kick off another year of Uvalde County 4-H! Enrollment for the 2026-2027 4-H year is now open.
Texas 4-H is using a brand-new enrollment system this year, and all families, both returning and new, must create a new account to enroll through the updated platform.
🔗 Enroll Here: https://tx4h.tamu.edu/
📄 Step-by-Step Enrollment Guide: https://agrilifeextension.tamu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/TX4H-Enrollment-Guide-Public-4.pdf
The enrollment guide will walk you through the entire process. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact the Uvalde County Extension Office. We are happy to help make the transition as smooth as possible.
We look forward to another great year with our Uvalde County 4-H members!
For more information on 4-H in Uvalde County contact the Uvalde County Extension Office
at 830-278-6661 or email us at uvalde-tx@tamu.edu
Applications due August 15, 2026. Apply online at
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