NORTH DAKOTA 4-H VOLUNTEER PAGE
If you're a new 4-H volunteer, you probably have a lot of questions. The information on this page will help you learn about 4-H and how to get involved.
4-H is a fun, learn-by-doing educational program for young people. It's mission is to help youth become self-directed, productive, contributing members of their communities.
The quality of a youth's 4-H experience
to a large extent depends on the relationship
built between the 4-H members
and their volunteer leaders.
Adults and teens who are interested in becoming 4-H leaders can influence the development of young people in their communities through 4-H clubs. Clubs that are planned and "owned" by the adults and youth of a community create the moste successful 4-H clubs. If you are interested in becoming a 4-H volunteer or leader, please contact your local extension office for more information.
Resources & Links
Forms:
- Adult Application to Participate in 4-H Functions
- Adult Health Statement
- Leader Enrollment Form
- Youth Protection Policy
- Volunteer Request for State Fleet Vehicle Instructions
- Volunteer Request for State Fleet Vehicle Form (SFN5900)
Volunteer Materials:
- Introduction to 4-H Presentation (.ppt)
- 4-H 101 (link is military 4-H but information is for all 4-H organizations)
- Guide for 4-H Helper (PA200)
- Teaching Resources
- 4-H Volunteer Training Web Site (in partnership with Missouri)
- Shooting Sports Volunteer Information
- Understanding and Working with Youth (YD-1470)
- North Central Region 4-H Web and Facebook Sites
4-H Club Materials:
- Steps in Starting a 4-H Club
- 4-H Officers Handbook
- Secretary's Record Book
- Treasurer's Record Book
- Club Reporter Book
Volunteer Opportunities:
