4-H Volunteer Information
Steps to Become a Certified 4-H Volunteer
1. Sign Up to Volunteer
You can sign up by phone, email, mail, or online:
PHONE: We can enroll you as a volunteer over the phone, give us a call at 715-365-2750.
EMAIL: Download the Adult Volunteer Enrollment Form (PDF); fill out the fillable form and email adult volunteer enrollment form to apwilliams@wisc.edu.
USPS: Download and print the Adult Volunteer Enrollment Form (PDF); legibly fill out and mail to: UW-Extension Oneida County (Oneida County 4-H), PO Box 518, Rhinelander, WI 54501.
ONLINE: Fill out the Adult Volunteer Google Enrollment Form and hit submit!
2. Complete a Background Check
After signing up, you will be required to complete the steps that allow us to process a background check. The process is simple! Our third-party provider, HireRight, will send you an email asking for permission to run a basic background check. This service is FREE to you.
3. Complete Required Trainings
Volunteering is a very important role that comes with the responsibility of keeping youth safe while in our programming. The annual training for volunteers will provide strategies and best practices for keeping both youth and volunteers safe. This training is required.
If you would like to become a certified volunteer that chaperones overnight experiences, you will also need to complete the Supporting Youth Mental Health Training (3 hours online).
Health coordinators are required to complete the Basic Medication Administration Training (30 minutes online).
IMPORTANT: When taking the trainings online, you are not 100% done with the training until you enter your name, email, and county at the bottom of the last page and click SUBMIT.
For other available trainings, visit the Wisconsin 4-H: Training for Volunteers Website.
Recognizing Oneida County 4-H volunteers!
Questions? Need clarification? Contact Oneida County 4-H Staff:
Anne Williams, Oneida County UW-Extension 4-H Program Educator
Phone: 715-365-2762 Email: apwilliams@wisc.edu
Oneida County 4-H Facebook
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Contact me with any questions or concerns.
Jessica Young, Extension Oneida County, Office Manager
Phone: 715-365-2750
