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San Mateo & San Francisco Counties 4-H Program
University of California
San Mateo & San Francisco Counties 4-H Program

Volunteer

San Mateo County has over 250 adult volunteers guiding the development of citizenship, leadership, and life skills of over 600 youth year-round. Short-term special interest programming reaches another 2,000 youth each year. 10 Community-based clubs span the county, from Daly City to La Honda to Pacifica to Pescadero. Age range of youth participants is 5 to 19 years of age. The 4-H Youth Development Program is a dynamic organization pairing teen and adult mentors with a younger generation to engage in hands-on, life skill based learning while emphasizing the value of concepts such as leadership, community involvement, being a good citizen, and having a positive self image.

Can I be a Volunteer for 4-H?

Of course! The San Mateo/San Francisco County 4-H Program needs adult volunteers to share skills with the youth in the program. University of California policy requires that volunteer leaders apply to work with 4-H youth, complete a live scan fingerprinting background check and attend an orientation from the club you would like to volunteer in and watch the orientation video before they can work with youth. If adults are interested in volunteering, contact a local club leader or Mary Meyer at the county UCCE 4-H YDP office to learn more.

New 4-H Volunteer Requirements

Live Scan Fingerprinting Instructions

Live Scan Request Form

CA 4-H Volunteer Orientation Video

Adult Medical Release & Health History Forms

Volunteer Confidential Self Disclosure Form


Staff:
Mary Meyer
4-H Youth Development Program Representative
Email: mgmeyer@ucdavis.edu
(650) 726-9059 x 106

Contact: Jessica Guild, 4-H Youth Development Program Representative

jguild@ucanr.edu or 650-726-9059 ext. 106
The 4-H name and emblem service marks are protected under 18 U.S.C. 707.

Webmaster Email: wrotchstein@ucanr.edu