Volunteering with Palm Beach County 4-H

Original title: Cooperative Extension - 4-H Youth Volunteer

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What This Bill Does

This page outlines the two levels of volunteering for the Palm Beach County 4-H program. It provides information on the responsibilities for each level and links to required compliance and chartering documentation.

Why it matters

Residents interested in volunteering for 4-H must understand the distinction between Level 1 and Level 2 roles, as Level 2 volunteers are required to undergo background screenings and regular re-enrollment.

Who It Affects

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4-H Volunteers

Volunteers must comply with screening and enrollment requirements based on their assigned level of interaction with youth.

Key Facts

Volunteers are categorized into two tiers: Level 1 (event-based) and Level 2 (club leaders/direct youth interaction).
Level 2 volunteers must undergo background screening in accordance with Florida 4-H policies.
Level 2 volunteers are required to regularly re-enroll in 4-H Online and update their background screenings.
Level 1 volunteers assist with events such as School Tours at the South Florida Fair, Exhibit Judging, and County Events.

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The office is located at 559 N Military Trail, West Palm Beach, FL 33415.
The office can be reached by phone at 561-233-1731 or fax at 561-233-1761.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Level 1 and Level 2 volunteers?

Level 1 volunteers assist with specific events like fairs and judging. Level 2 volunteers are club leaders or those who work directly with youth on a regular basis.

Do I need a background check to volunteer?

Background screening is required for all Level 2 volunteers in accordance with Florida 4-H policies.

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559 N Military Trail, West Palm Beach, FL 33415, Palm Beach County 4-H

location559 N Military Trail, West Palm Beach, FL 33415“Physical address of the 4-H Youth Development office.”Map →

OrganizationPalm Beach County 4-H“The local youth development program managing volunteer opportunities.”Map →

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