Our office will be closed on Monday, November 12th in observance of Veterans Day. We will reopen on Tuesday November 13th at 7:30 am.
We appreciate everyone who has served in any branch of the military. Thank You!
Our office will be closed on Monday, November 12th in observance of Veterans Day. We will reopen on Tuesday November 13th at 7:30 am.
We appreciate everyone who has served in any branch of the military. Thank You!
Help us promote 4-H at the Lancaster Holiday Parade on November 17th! The Junior Leaders will be walking and would love to have you join them. We encourage you to wear your favorite 4-H shirt/sweatshirt, Santa hat, and bring a bag of candy to share along the parade route. Please let Aubry know by Nov 16th if you can attend!
The Ohio 4-H Program has a variety of resources that can benefit 4-H Cloverbud Volunteers as you work with this younger audience in your clubs. The purpose of this email is to highlight these resources and help you increase your impact with Cloverbuds.
4-H Cloverbud Blog http://u.osu.edu/cloverbudconnections/
4-H Cloverbud Volunteer Guidebook
The Big Book of 4-H Cloverbud Activities
Clover Cubes
An updated post to the 4-H Cloverbud Connections blog can be found here: Thank You Notes Teach a Lifelong Skill!
Open Your World! Ohio 4-H International Exchange Programs are among the largest and most successful in the country. Ohio families host visitors from around the world, and Ohio youth & adults travel abroad to live with families in a variety of countries. Host Families & Youth Travelers are not required to be current 4-H members ~ in fact, they automatically become members by participating! Join us this year as Ohio 4-H celebrates 69 years of participation in the program!
2019 Host Family Opportunities
Don’t have the time and money to travel? Enjoy the exposure to different cultures which traveling brings? Looking for a low-cost project or experience in which the whole family can participate and grow together? The Ohio 4-H International Program allows families to gain the benefits of international travel right here at home, as they welcome a new son, daughter, brother or sister from another country into their homes. Host families come in many shapes and sizes and are responsible for lodging, meals, and family activities. Exchangees bring personal spending money, as well as medical/accident insurance. Host families are asked to “live their everyday life,” and to simply treat their visitor as a member of the family, with the same responsibilities and privileges as other members. Notes:
*Families hosting a youth must have their own child of the same gender and approximate age.
*Families should not have any native speakers of the language of their visitor, and can only host one visitor at a time.
Deadline: As soon as possible, by 2/28 for 1st-choice placement. Applications accepted until all youth are placed (usually April for females & May for males). However, please inquire whenever you learn about our program! Thank you!