4-H volunteers, also known as 4-H Leaders, make up the backbone of the 4-H Youth Development program, and without them 4-H would not exist.  The Taylor County 4-H only has one paid position, the 4-H Youth Development Educator or 4-H Agent.  This individual depends greatly on volunteers to help form clubs, chaperone and hold activities and events, help youth with projects, and keep the 4-H Youth Development program going.  Any time and effort from our volunteers is greatly appreciated. 

• Impacts on Youth (.pdf)

HOW TO BECOME A 4-H VOLUNTEER

Leaders are very important to 4-H, they help with questions, share their skills, and help us remember what 4-H is all about.  Without our leaders we would not be able to have a successful 4-H Youth Development program.  There are different types of leaders and ways to be involved in the 4-H Youth Development program.

• Flow Chart for Required Volunteer Trainings
• Training for Volunteers

CLUB LEADER INFORMATION