For Current Volunteers

2023 Michigan 4-H Volunteer Webinar Series: Building the Value of Your 4-H Club

A webinar series that will provide Michigan 4-H volunteers with a variety of learning opportunities to help them grow as a volunteer and support the Michigan 4-Her's. There will be a minimum of 6 topics offered throughout the year, with each topic offered twice as daytime and evening option. Everyone who attends at least four of the webinars in person will receive a certificate at the end of the series. 2023 topics include: Energizing your 4-H Club meetings, Creating a Welcoming Environment, Building the Value of your 4-H Club, Helping Youth find their Spark, Spice up your 4-H Experiences with 4-H Resources, and Youth Engagement in 4-H Experiences

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4-H Online Resources

The following guide shows current volunteers (who are actively enrolled in 4-H Online for the current program year) how to login and access club rosters for the clubs they lead.

Financial Resources


Volunteer Resources for SPIN Clubs

Michigan 4-H is here to guide and support 4-H SPIN club volunteers. Here are a few resources to help get you started!

Useful curricula for SPIN clubs

The following curricula may be useful to SPIN club volunteers:

Ages and Stages of Development

If you’re new to volunteering, the following resources from Virginia Cooperative Extension, adapted from the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension, will help you understand the various age groups served by 4-H.

Essential Elements of Positive Youth Development

If you’re new to volunteering, the following resources from Virginia Cooperative Extension, adapted from the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension, will help you understand the essential elements to positive youth development (PYD), a key aspect of Michigan 4-H.


Michigan 4-H Risk Management Checklist for Winter Activities

March 30, 2022 - Author: 

This checklist is intended to support 4-H volunteers when groups are planning to engage in winter activities such as: downhill skiing, cross country skiing, snowboarding, tubing, hockey, ice skating, ice fishing, snowshoeing, sledding, winter shelter building, winter biking, or dog sledding. It is crucial for 4-H volunteers to share with  4-H members how important its safety is when participating in winter activities.  Encourage youth to help you identify potential risks and work with you to make the environment as safe as possible for everyone engaging in the activity.

Adapted with permission from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach; 4-H Risk Management Checklist for Meetings and Events, 4H-3039A, April 2018.

 

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