Strong 4-H Clubs Series

Strong 4-H Clubs Series

The Strong 4-H Clubs fact sheet series provide 4-H volunteers with current resources to support 4-H club work that enables positive youth development. There are eight topics designed to focus on a specific area of interest to the volunteer. This series is designed to stand alone, providing a quick and accessible resource on the topic; however, they could be used to supplement training.

Strong 4-H Club Topics for Volunteers

• The 4-H Club Journey: Starting a Club
  
• Growing Up, Speaking Up: Youth Voice
  
• Clubs: 4-H More Than Just a Meeting
• Building Relationships within your Club
• Finding your Fit with Engaging Club Programs
• Keep your Members Coming Back for More
• Sunshine, Trees and Trails: Outdoor Time with 4-H Clubs
• What is a 4-H SPIN Club?

The Strong 4-H Clubs Series passed National 4-H Peer Review in February 2022.

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