4-H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills.
Featured Websites
Additional Websites
4-H FAQs The most commonly asked questions about 4-H.
4-H Leader Orientation New volunteer leaders can learn about 4-H via this web orientation.
4-H Overnight Chaperone Orientation The purpose of this web site is to provide training for individuals who will be responsible for the health and safety of 4-H youth development participants at overnight events and activities.
4-H Program Planning 4-H program planning tools for 4-H clubs designed for new and less experienced 4-H leaders.
Walk in My Shoes Learn what it feels like to be older and what happens to our bodies as we age.
Claude's Got the Scoop on Soil Students learn about how soil is made, who really needs soil, and what happens to soil if you don't take care of it.
Becoming 4-H Savvy Basic information for volunteers about the ins and outs of 4-H.
Secret Agent Worms The Secret Agent Worms teach students all about soil erosion.
4-H Handbook
Here you will find the latest copy of the Ford-Iroquois Unit 4-H Handbook. This lists the project and exhibit requirements for each project. Contact the Extension office if you have any questions.
For more information about these programs, please contact:
Kimberly K. Rahn
Extension Unit Educator, Youth Development
Ford/Iroquois Unit
912 W Seminary Ave
P.O. Box 163
Onarga, IL 60955-0163
Phone: 815-268-4051
FAX: 815-268-4058 rahnk@uiuc.edu
Aimee Chandler
4-H Program Coordinator
Ford/Iroquois Unit
912 W Seminary Ave
P.O. Box 163
Onarga, IL 60955-0163
Phone: 815-268-4051
FAX: 815-268-4058 alchandl@uiuc.edu
Deanne Holste
Community Worker/ 4-H Youth and Family
Ford/Iroquois Unit
912 W Seminary Ave
P.O. Box 163
Onarga, IL 60955-0163
Phone: 815-268-4051
FAX: 815-268-4058 deholste@uiuc.edu
