Alberta youth involved in 4-H will have a range of opportunities to build skills, gain experience, and plan for the future this spring, with new provincial programs and scholarships now open for 2026.
As outlined in its latest Scoops newsletter, 4-H Alberta continues to emphasize hands-on learning and leadership development through its “learn to do by doing” approach, with upcoming programs designed to help members strengthen practical and life skills.
Several provincial programs are scheduled in the coming months, including:
The 4-H Alberta Spring Senior Symposium and Trip Selection, taking place April 30 to May 3 at Lakeland College.
The program brings together senior members from across the province for leadership development, networking, and national and international travel selection opportunities.
Another popular event returning this spring is the Ultimate Bullfighting and Equus Experience, offered April 18 or 19.
The program provides members with a chance to build confidence and learn new skills in a unique, hands-on environment.
Summer programming is also on the horizon, with 4-H Alberta camps offering youth the opportunity to develop independence, teamwork, and leadership while connecting with peers from across the province.
In addition to programming, financial support continues to be a priority. 4-H Alberta has confirmed the return of its Financial Assistance Program for the 2025–26 club year, helping ensure youth can participate in provincial opportunities regardless of financial barriers.
Post-secondary support is also now available, as the 2026 4-H Alberta Scholarship application period is officially open.
Applications will be accepted until May 1, 2026, with scholarships recognizing members for their achievements, leadership, and involvement in the 4-H program.
Applicants are encouraged to plan ahead by ordering final high school transcripts in advance to meet submission requirements later in the summer.
Learn more about each of these programs and opportunities by contacting 4-H Alberta.
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