From The 4-H Partnership

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Teams Focus on
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Teams from three installations joined 4-H'ers across the nation in four days of training to bring healthy lifestyle programming back to their installations.

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Join the Conversation for the Pandemic Population.  All staff and volunteers working with military-connected youth are invited.
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