Ready to Go: Volunteer Training Toolkit - Communication (4H1761Unit3)

May 26, 2020 - Author: Christine Heverly

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The Ready to Go: Volunteer Training Toolkit is designed to assist volunteer programs in training new and existing volunteers working with young people. (Unit 3, PDF, 57 pages, 2012) Electronic version only.  To download a free PDF introduction of the Ready to Go Program, please click here

Tags: 4-h, 4-h communications, 4-h mentoring, 4-h volunteering and mentoring, 4-h youth mentoring, volunteering & mentoring

Authors

Christine Heverly

Christine Heverly
sisungch@msu.edu

Lisa Bottomley

Lisa Bottomley
lbottoml@msu.edu

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