Leaders

• 4-H Program Planning: Tools for 4-H Clubs
  Tools to help volunteers select planning committees, gain member and parent input, and develop a club program plan.
  
  
• Audit Guidelines for 4-H Clubs
  An audit of the Treasurer's Record Book is required every year for 4-H Clubs.
  
  
• Community Service
  Will assist in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of club community service projects.
  
  
• Helping Leaders Become 4-H Savvy
  Information to help you become a better leader. Includes topics: Meeting Information, Junior Leader Responsibilities, Preparing for 4-H Fair, and others.
  
  
• Incident/Accident Form
  
  
• Orientation for New 4-H Leaders
  This "101" orientation for new leaders covers basic 4-H philosophy and guidelines.
  
  
• Support/Opportunities for Leaders
  Find recreation ideas, project resources, helpful articles from "Leader Lines," recognition/state award applications for members/clubs, and other valuable resources.
  
  
• Working with Committees: A Planning Guide for 4-H Clubs
  Maximize the use of committees in a club setting. Find fact sheets, role descriptions, worksheets, and resources here.
  
  
• Youth Medical Form
  
  

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