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Shastri Boodan
Six hundred young people were inducted into the 4H Youth Development Programme on Friday during a simple but meaningful ceremony at the NCIC Nagar, Chaguanas. Students from schools across Trinidad proudly turned out in their 4H uniforms, each receiving a certificate and an official 4H pin to mark their entry into the organisation.
Over the past decade, the 4H movement in Trinidad and Tobago has experienced steady growth as more young people gravitate towards agriculture, environmental awareness and community-based skills development. While 4H internationally supports a wide range of youth empowerment activities, the local programme places strong emphasis on agriculture, food production and sustainability. Members participate in hands-on projects designed to build confidence, leadership and technical skills.
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