4-H Volunteers Articles

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Celebrate National 4-H Week With New Hampshire 4-H
This year’s theme “Beyond Ready” highlights the youth development organization’s commitment to life and career preparedness
NH Extension is celebrating National 4-H Week, October 7-12, 2024. This designation was passed as a bipartisan resolution by the United States Senate,... Learn More
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What is the Significance of the New Hampshire 4-H Four-Leaf Clover?
The official emblem of 4-H is a green four-leaf clover, and each leaf represents a component of the youth development organization
Each leaf of the 4-H clover represents one of the four essential elements of 4-H youth development: Head, Heart, Hands and Health. Learn More
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Become a 4-H Teen Leadership Mentor
Creating Community for our New Hampshire Teens
As a 4-H Teen Mentor you will serve as a role model that youth look up to and aspire to be. Learn More
Become a 4-H Agri-STEM Volunteer Mentor
No experience necessary!
No experience necessary! Learn More
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Become a Hydroponics 4-H Volunteer!
No Experience Necessary!
No Experience Necessary! Learn More
Rebecca Bordonaro with 4-H participant Danica Miles
4-H Volunteer Rebecca Bordonaro Reflects on Her Service
4-H volunteers serve as role models and guide New Hampshire youth
4-H volunteers serve as role models and guide New Hampshire youth Learn More
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Signs and Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression in Youth
Learn how to recognize and respond to these mental health experiences.
Learn how to recognize and respond to these mental health experiences. Learn More
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Home Sweet Home With Joe Drake
4-H Volunteer Field Specialist
4-H Volunteer Field Specialist Learn More
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Extension Volunteers Are Giving Back in Your Community
UNH Extension worked with 5,481 volunteers in 2018, breaking past records.
UNH Extension worked with 5,481 volunteers in 2018, breaking past records. Learn More