4-H Leader Resources

August 14, 2013

4-H LogoIf you're a leader of your local 4-H program, there is a plethora of online resources for you to get started and help you succeed. On the 4-H website, you should take a look at the documents under "Volunteering" or your specific club program area to find the materials that best suit your needs. Here are a few of the general resources you may need in getting your club up and running:

Member and Volunteer Enrollment

  • Enrollment is handled online through the 4-H Online system. 4-H volunteers and families of 4-H youth should enroll themselves using this system. To access 4-H Online, they will need a computer, internet access, a valid e-mail address and a web browser. If someone in your club needs assistance accessing the internet, please contact your county MSU Extension office.

    • Only volunteers who have been through the MSU Extension Volunteer Selection Process should enroll online. Individuals interested in becoming a 4-H volunteer should complete the the Volunteer Selection Process before enrolling..

  • For more information on using 4-H Online, access the 4-H Online Family Guide. 

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