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How to Become a Volunteer

Make a difference in the lives of youth

  1.  Decide that you want to help kids grow and explore their futures.
  2.  Check out some of the different volunteer experiences (volunteer roles) with Florida 4-H.
  3.  Contact your local County Extension Office to learn about 4-H in your county and discuss your possibilities with your 4-H Agent.
  4.  Choose a volunteer role and complete an Adult Volunteer Profile through 4-H Online.* (Background screenings are a part of the Volunteer Application process.)
  5.  Successfully complete the annual UF OYCS Youth Protection Training (using an Internet Explorer web browser). Training results will be e-mailed to the State Volunteer Coordinator (SVC).
  6.  Complete and submit the Florida 4-H Volunteer Packet to your local County Extension Office or Florida State 4-H Headquarters.
  7.  Attend scheduled fingerprinting appointment and await eligibility status from 4-H Agent.
  8.  After you receive your official appointment letter, attend a county orientation and training.
  9.  Prepare to share your skills, knowledge and talents while having Fun with kids! 

 

Resources and Additional Information


Brian Estevez,
4-H Agent
bestevez@ufl.edu



Aly Schortinghouse,
4-H Youth Development
Agriculture (Livestock) Agent
aschortinghouse@ufl.edu



Jereme Johnson,
4-H Program Assistant
johnsonjer@ufl.edu

Haylee Linam,
4-H Program Coordinator

3740 Stefani Road
Cantonment, FL 32533
(850) 475-5230