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4-H Volunteer Online Training - All 4-H Club Leaders, Project Leaders, and Activity Leaders must complete the Making the Best Better Volunteer Orientation by January 1, 2009 in order to be a “recognized” 4-H volunteer. This is a one-time orientation and will not have to be repeated each year. In addition, any parent who helps out with the club is also encouraged to complete the orientation and fill out the Missouri 4-H Volunteer Application Form LG636. Recognized Volunteers are protected by the University of Missouri Liability Insurance Policy when working with 4-H members, activities, and events. Only recognized volunteers should be left alone with 4-H members (other than their own kids) and only recognized volunteers should transport non-family members in their personal vehicles. You must complete the Missouri 4-H Volunteer Application Form LG636 each year. Most important, the orientation will help all volunteers and parents understand 4-H philosophy and goals so that we can all work together to Make the Best Better! 33 Frequently Asked Questions about 4-H 4-H News - click here for the latest newsletter Warren County has seven 4-H clubs:
To learn more about 4-H in Warren County, contact the following: Rhonda Shafer - Youth Specialist Dale Davis - 4-H Youth Development Program Assistant
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University
of Missouri Extension's 4-H educational program empowers young people to
reach their full potential while working and learning in partnership with caring
adults. As one of the nation's largest youth organizations, 4-H reaches youths,
ages 8 to 18, in rural, urban and suburban settings, helping them become
competent, capable, caring and contributing members of society.
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About 4-H
4-H is Contact Dale Davis, 4-H Youth Development Program Assistant for more information. |
The Missouri 4-H Century Family
program recognizes 4-H families with a long, sustained involvement in
the 4-H program. Missouri 4-H
Families with a combined 100 years or more of membership and/or
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4-H programs are coordinated by University of Missouri Extension, which is a partnership of the University of Missouri, Lincoln University, the United States Department of Agriculture and county governments. In addition, partners from the private sector contribute financial resources to support Missouri 4-H. These include the National 4-H Council, Missouri 4-H Foundation, county 4-H councils and local 4-H clubs, as well as businesses, civic organizations and individuals.
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