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4-H LIFE is a family strengthening program
designed to address the needs of children of incarcerated parents and
their family members.
4-H LIFE provides a healthy and nurturing family environment during
enhanced visits at state
correction centers.
A
multi-disciplinary team of University of Missouri
Extension educators and
their partners guide the program that is based on the
4-H youth development club model.
The 4-H LIFE program operates
at three state correctional centers in Missouri:
- Chillicothe Correctional Center,
Chillicothe
- Potosi Correctional Center, Mineral
Point
- Women's Eastern Reception,
Diagnostic and Correctional Center, Vandalia
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New! 4-H LIFE
Program Staff Guide
An overview of the 4-H LIFE Program and a
resource for extension faculty interested in replicating the MU
Extension 4-H LIFE
Program.
4-H LIFE Guide
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Quick Reference
4-H LIFE Videos
Overview of the 4-H LIFE Program in this 2 minute
streaming video
4-H LIFE Video
Testimonials from dads in
the 4-H LIFE Program.
Prison Dads Video Clips
4-H LIFE Brochure
4-H LIFE Brochure
(PDF
287 KB)
4-H LIFE Brochure
(PDF 2.87 MB)
The 4-H LIFE Program
was established with support from the University of Missouri (MU)
Extension, 4-H Center for Youth
Development,
Human Environmental Sciences
Extension, and the
National Children, Youth and Families at
Risk (CYFAR) Initiative. Through MU Extension, CYFAR makes available educational materials and
opportunities in the form of publications, videos, satellite conferences,
professional development, and the
CYFERnet website.
Last
Revised
12-Aug-09
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