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Forms for Volunteers

	Application
		Maine 4-H Youth Development Volunteer Application - Please mail to: Waldo County 4-H Program, 992 Waterville Rd, Waldo, ME 04915
		Introduction Letter for New Volunteers (Word)
		Steps to Become a Certified 4-H Volunteer (Word)
		Supplement Application Form SBI Checks (for Waldo County Applicants) Please mail to: Staffing and Temporary Services, 5717 Corbett Hall # 134, Orono, ME 04669-5717
	Enrollment
		4-H Volunteer Enrollment Checklist (Word)
		Maine 4-H Enrollment Form
		Maine Standards of Behavior
		Photo Release
		NEW Volunteers - Volunteer Directory Information (Word)
		4-H Enrollment Form Tips
	4-H Volunteers
		In Justice For All (PDF)
		4-H Activity/Field Trip form
		Waldo County 4-H Program Special Occurrence Report

4-H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills.

Maine 4-H Youth Development Mission

Educate and empower Maine youth through hands-on and community based experiences.

Maine 4-H Youth Development Vision

Maine youth acquire the knowledge, life skills, leadership abilities and attitudes to help them succeed now and in the future

through effective collaborations, hands-on experiential education and self-directed learning.

Putting knowledge to work with the people of Maine

4-H and University of Maine Cooperative Extension
A Member of the University of Maine System

Last Modified: 11/06/08
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Waldo County Office, University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
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