Get involved and have fun! The Duchesne county 4H and 4-H YFP Family after school programs will be starting again, February 1, 2021. The programs are expanding and with the expansion, programs will now be available at King's Peak in addition to Centennial, East and the Junior High. With the expansion the schools will be split into two different areas: west site and east site. 

What is the Youth and Families with Promise 4-H Mentoring Program?

The Youth & Families with Promise 4-H Mentoring Program is a grant based mentoring program.  It is funded by the National 4-H Council with a grant from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.  In this program, developed through Utah State University 4-H, children ages 9-16 are matched with a mentor in a group mentoring situation.  The mentors meet with the children weekly for 1 ½ to 2 hours.  All the mentors and children are registered 4-H leaders and members.  They use the 4-H project groups as a way to work on life skills such as: public speaking, self-confidence, written language, team work skills and so much more.  The children get a chance to form a bond with a caring and consistent adult. The goals of the program are to improve academics, increase social skills and strengthen family bonds.