Youth Leader Manual - 4-H Ontario

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24-H ONTARIO | YOUTH LEADER PROJECTThe 4-H PledgeI pledge my Head to clearer thinking,my Heart to greater loyalty,my Hands to larger service andmy Health to better livingfor my club, my community and my country.The 4-H MottoLearn To Do By Doing4-H GraceWe thank Thee Lord for blessings greatOn this our own fair landTeach us to serve Thee joyfullyWith Head, Heart, Health and Hands4-H Ontario Provincial Office111 Main StreetRockwood, ON N0B 2K0toll free: 1-877-410-6748telephone: 519-856-0992fax: 519-856-0515email: inquiries@4-hontario.caweb: 4-HOntario.caProject Resource Information:Originally Written by: Arlene RossRevised by: Elizabeth Johnston, 4-H OntarioEdited by: Victoria Kyle, 4-H Member, Brant, Alex Mitchell, 4-H Member, Renfrew,Samantha Klaver, 4-H Member, Perth, Julia Romagnolia, 4-H Member, Niagara,Carol Morton, 4-H Member, Durham East, Jennifer Pollock, 4-H Member, Wellington,Tracey Stark, 4-H Member, Perth, Steven Stockdale, 4-H Member, PeterboroughLayout by: Kristen Clancy, Red Pencil DesignDate: March 20134-H Ontario grants permission to 4-H Volunteers to photocopy this 4-H project resource for use in their local 4-H program.The development, production and distribution of this 4-H Ontario project resource has been supported by proceeds of the4-H Ontario Dream Dinner Lottery.
4-H ONTARIO | YOUTH LEADER PROJECT 3Welcome to 4-H Ontario’s ‘Youth Leader Project!’Congratulations on choosing to become a Youth Leader! This is an excitingexperience and leaders believe you are a valued resource for this project. Youare now a role model to younger 4-H Members.The Youth Leader Project offers senior 4-H Members an opportunity to developskills through the practice of leadership with the guidance of 4-H Leaders. Thisexperience is designed to provide Members with the opportunity to learn aboutthe qualities and abilities needed to be a leader. Members who complete theproject requirements to the satisfaction of the leaders will receive a 4-H YouthLeader credit.ObjectivesThe objectives of the 4-H Youth Leader Project are to give senior 4-H Membersan opportunity to:1. Put leadership into action at the club level.2. Further develop communication, interpersonal and organizational skills.3. Prepare to take on other leadership roles.4. Work collaboratively with 4-H Leaders to set goals, develop meeting material,teach skills and evaluate activities.5. Communicate with 4-H Leaders and Members about group expectations,responsibilities and expected outcomes.6. Be a valuable resource to the 4-H program.RequirementsIn order to complete the 4-H Youth Leader Project the following requirementsmust be met:1. Be at least 15 years old and no more than 21 years old prior to January 1st ofthe current calendar year.2. Participate in a New Volunteer Orientation Training session, a VolunteerSymposium, both offered by 4-H Ontario Volunteer Support Coordinators or
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