Becoming a 4-H Volunteer
Adult volunteers play an important role in the 4-H program. They mentor 4-H youth, coordinate local community clubs, and help to plan and run events. Learn how to get started and receive training to be a 4-H volunteer.
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Decide that you want to help kids grow and explore their futures.
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Check out some of the different volunteer experiences (volunteer roles) with Florida 4-H.
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Contact your local County Extension Office to learn about 4-H in your county and discuss your possibilities with your 4-H Agent.
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Choose a volunteer role and complete a Volunteer Application through 4HOnline.*
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After you receive your official appointment letter, attend a county orientation and training.
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Prepare to share your skills, knowledge and talents while having Fun with kids! *Paper applications are available for those without Internet access.
Download Volunteer Application Here
Download the paper Application Applicants submitting the paper application must also complete the paper 4-H Participation Form
*Background screenings are a part of the Volunteer Application process.
Becoming a 4-H Volunteer
Santa Rosa County 4-H depends on the service of well-trained volunteers and professionals to help us better serve the youth in our county. If you have a special skill, area of expertise, or just want to lend a helping hand, please contact the Santa Rosa County 4-H office to see where you fit in our organization. All volunteers are expected to pass the volunteer screening process and trainings. If you wish to become a club leader, additional trainings and meetings are required. All club leaders and volunteers must complete the University of Florida and Santa Rosa County volunteer applications and pass the background screening process. Please contact the 4-H Office at 850-623-3868 for more information.
Florida 4-H Volunteer Procedures