Resources for 4-H Volunteers 

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New 4-H Volunteer Requirements

Adults interested in becoming a volunteer with the Madison County 4-H program must complete a seven step process.  These steps do not need to be done in sequence, but must all be completed before an adult begins working with youth in our county.  If you are interested in becoming a 4-H Volunteer, please call 740-852-0975 to schedule an interview appointment with Janet Wasko Myers, 4-H Extension Educator. 

• Welcome potential 4-H Volunteer
• Quick Steps to Becoming a 4-H Volunteer
• 4-H Volunteer Application
• Read, agreed to and sign 4-H Volunteer Standards of Behavior
• Complete Interest Checklist
• Completed Ohio BCI Background Check/ Fingerprint card
• Completion of Interview with 4-H Extension Educator
• References checked
• Participation in a new 4-H Volunteer orientation

4-H Volunteer Opportunities

Three categories will apply for filing purposes.  Please review the following descriptions and responsibilities and let our office know which position you will be coordinating.

• Organizational Club Advisor
• Project or Activity Advisor
• CloverBud Advisor

Other Volunteer Opportunities:

• Key Leader  / Key Leader application
• 4-H Committee Member       /      4-H Committee application
  
  

We have a tremendous core of 4-H Voluntees with with the Madison County 4-H program.   4-H Volunteers who have given one or more years of service need to complete the following requirements:

• Update a 4-H Volunteer re-enrollment form and submit by March 15 to the Extension office
• Review the 4-H Volunteer Stands of Behavior and commit to upholding those standards. 
• Attend a mandatory 4-H Volunteer training or opportunity at the county, district, or state level.