Boys & Girls Club of America

Youth Organizations

Roanoke Rapids, NC

Boys & Girls Club of America is identified on the provided site as the Haliwa-Saponi Tribe, a recognized indigenous American Indian tribal nation headquartered in Hollister, North Carolina.

  • tribal government information in Hollister
  • consultation and engagement with the Haliwa-Saponi Tribe
  • donations to the Haliwa-Saponi Tribe

Halifax County 4-H

Youth Organizations

Halifax, NC

Halifax County Center offers county-based agriculture, nutrition, food-safety, and 4-H programs at 359 Ferrell Lane in Halifax.

  • Local farmers seeking crop trials or pesticide certification education
  • Families seeking 4-H youth programs and summer camps
  • Residents seeking nutrition, food safety, or healthy-living education

Teens on Target

Youth Organizations

Roanoke Rapids, NC

Victory Baptist Church offers four weekly services in Roanoke Rapids and operates a local and online 24-hour Christian radio station.

  • Roanoke Rapids residents seeking Sunday School and multiple weekly worship services
  • Families interested in children's church activities such as Kids' Krusade
  • People seeking King James Version-only Baptist teaching

Youth Organizations in nearby counties

FAQ

What youth programs are available through Halifax County 4-H?

Programs include 4-H youth development, summer day camps, nutrition and healthy-living education, horticulture, livestock and equine activities, and workforce or educational support.

Does Halifax County 4-H offer summer camps?

Yes. The Halifax County Center operates 4-H Rural Life Center summer day camps.

Is program pricing listed for Halifax County 4-H?

The available information does not list fees. Families should contact the Halifax County Center for current camp, club, or activity costs.

Are these youth organizations religious?

The Teens on Target listing describes Baptist teaching based on the King James Version, children's Kids' Krusade, and Sunday School. Halifax County 4-H is described through N.C. Cooperative Extension programs rather than religious activities.