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The Faces of Alabama 4-H

The Faces of Alabama 4-H. Innovative, Responsive….

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The Faces of Alabama 4-H

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  1. The Faces of Alabama 4-H

  2. Innovative, Responsive… 4-H will be recognized as an innovative, responsive leader in developing Alabama’s young people to become productive citizens and leaders in a complex and dynamic society. We will attain this vision through collaborative, committed efforts of Extension professionals, youth and volunteers. - Alabama 4-H Vision Statement

  3. 4-H History 101 Bringing Positive Change Through youth, 4-H introduced scientific agriculture to communities and adults of rural America. The results were powerful.

  4. Give Me a B ! Give Me a G ! Give Me an I ! BIGM Give Me an M ! What does 4-H teach?

  5. 4-H provides a positive relationship with a caring adult. 4-H provides an environment where everyone feels included. 4-H provides a safe environment. Belonging

  6. Youth have an opportunity to feel that they have control over their future. Youth have an opportunity to pursue their own interests and abilities. Youth make choices. Independence

  7. Youth have an opportunity to value and practice service for others. Generosity

  8. Youth are involved in the learning process. • Youth have an opportunity to master skills. Mastery

  9. How 4-H Reaches Young People Community Clubs In-School Clubs After-School Clubs Interest Clubs Camps Events and Activities They Are All 4-H – and They Are All Important!

  10. If it isn’t fun, it isn’t 4-H!

  11. 4-H Summer Camp

  12. And Much More…. Leadership, Citizenship, and CommunicationsPlant and Animal Sciences Science, Engineering, and TechnologyArts, Architecture & Photography Natural Resources & Environmental Education Healthy Lifestyles

  13. Volunteers Make it Happen! • Volunteers are the life’s blood of Alabama 4-H. • Experience • Caring • Commitment • Skills • Resources

  14. Working with 4-H youth -- what’s in it for you? • Make a difference in young lives. • Develop new skills. • Meet new friends. • Have fun. • Share your interests and abilities.

  15. Bigger and Better • 2013 Alabama 4-H Members: 121,776 • Community, volunteer-led club: 3037 • In-school volunteer-led clubs: 187 • In-school agent-led clubs: 834 • 2879 adult volunteers in 2013 • Total volunteer hours reported in 2013: 96,151 • Total volunteer hours reported in 2009: 75,081

  16. Citizenship Measuring Success 90% of youth:Understand the role of youth as citizens 91% of youth: Define and practice gratitude and respect 90% of youth: Listen to different ideas 100% of youth: Made diverse friends 91% of youth: Have a skill I am proud of 86% of youth: Follow instructions 89% of youth: Work to have a positive attitude

  17. Science, Engineering, and Technology Measuring Project Successes • I have a skill I am proud of: 90.9 % • I learned to do something new: 86.5 % • I enjoy working with other people in a group: 96.9 % • I know the importance of everyday exercise: 94.1 % • I wash my hands to keep healthy: 90.9 % • Private forest landowners are important: 89.3 % • I can shoot a firearm or bow safely: 95.9 % • I can define and practice gratitude and respect: 90.9 % • I work to have a positive attitude: 88.8 % • I will listen to different ideas: 89.7 %

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