You can find out more about all aspects of the local 4-H program. Attend your county's 4-H leaders meeting or talk with your county staff or volunteer committee members. Volunteers Forum is usually held in the Spring. At the Forum, you can learn about what others are doing to make their 4-H program exciting and can participate in a number of workshops. It's a great way to meet other 4-H volunteers.
Volunteers learn about new projects, share ideas, develop leadership skills and have a great time.
In addition to the various materials listed in these letters, you'll find numerous publications and resources available through your local University Outreach and Extension center. Clover contains information and project listings for 4-H'ers and families. It also has listings of leader's guides and other publications for use by leaders and other volunteers. It is prepared by the state 4-H office and mailed biannually. These guides provide guidance on working with members and extra information to volunteers who are helping youths in specific project areas.