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Creating Extraordinary Learning Opportunities With Unique

Our Definition of 4-H Afterschool Offered anytime parents NEED a safe place for their kids May reach youth in grades K-12 Engage youth in long-term, structured & sequentially planned learning experiences in partnership with adults Based on principles of youth development

4-H Afterschool Encourages Young People To have FUN as they develop lifelong skills –Decision making –Problem solving –Critical thinking –Goal setting –Learning to learn

4-H Afterschool Offers Parents and Families A safe, healthy, enriching environment that enhances youth’s Social Emotional Physical Academic success.

4-H Afterschool Offers Volunteers An opportunity to share a special skill with young people as they give back to their community

4-H Afterschool Offers Youth-Serving Organizations Resources to help train staff to: –Implement sound youth development practices –Adapt 4-H curriculum –Create new after- school programs –Strengthen existing programs.

4-H Afterschool Encourages Youth to Serve Communities Through… Volunteering Responsible citizenship Contributions to group efforts Teamwork Self-Motivation

Why Add a Shade of Green? 80% of Americans believe that after school programs are essential for their communities. (Afterschool Alert Poll Report, Afterschool Alliance, 2000)

14.3 million youth now taking care of themselves 6.5 million now in afterschool programs Parents of 15.3 million youth would participate if programs available = gap for 8.8 million youth (America After 3 PM: A Household Survey on Afterschool, Afterschool Alliance, 2004)

Youth Development Expertise Juried Curriculum Resources Volunteer Development Experience Access to: –More community partnerships –Other Extension Staff (ie. Ag & Family Living) –UWEX Land Grant Research –National 4-H Afterschool network!

Why Is This a 4-H Priority? Self-sustaining 4-H Afterschool Clubs help communities provide quality care for ALL of our children!