4-H Youth Development
Ways to get involved with Richmond County 4-H:
Enroll in Richmond County 4-H by submitting an enrollment form to Richmond County 4-H. Email completed forms to uge3245f@uga.edu or deliver to Richmond County 4-H, 602 Greene Street, Augusta, GA 30901.
Use these links to download your Code of Conduct and Medical Release Forms needed to attend all 4 H events:
Apply now to serve as a 4-H Volunteer!
Requirements:
Adult volunteers must be at least 18 years old.
All Volunteers must complete a Volunteer Agreement
Volunteers working with youth must complete a Volunteer Application, supply 3 non-related references, pass a background check, and complete the online training, Georgia 4-H: Working with Youth & Managing Risk.
Volunteer drivers must pass a Motor Vehicle screening (included in volunteer application).
Categories of Volunteers (See full description in the UGA Extension Volunteer Policy Overview):
General Volunteer
Screened Volunteer
Screened Volunteer Working with Youth
Email volunteer paperwork to uge3245f@uga.edu or mail to:
Richmond County 4-H
602 Greene Street
Augusta, GA 30901
Call (706) 821-2350 for more information.
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Pamela Crawford
4-H Youth
County Extension Program Assistant
pamela.crawford@uga.edu
706-821-2350
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Winifred Garrett
4-H Youth
County Extension Program Assistant
wbg1@uga.edu
706-821-2349
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Sandi Hockenberry
4-H Youth
4-H Program Assistant
sandihoc@uga.edu
706-821-2350
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Gerry Duncan
4-H Youth
County Extension Admin. Assistant
Geraldine.Duncan@uga.edu
706-821-2350
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Aug 21 - Aug 22 Mission Make-It: The Georgia 4-H Engineering Challenge Mission Make-It: The Georgia 4-H Engineering Challenge is a non-competitive 4-H event for middle school (6th-8th grade) students. Youth develop STEM skills while working together to solve engineering challenges. The event includes two workshops, an opportunity for youth to showcase their prior STEM work at the exhibit fair, and a guest speaker
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