TEXANS BUILDING CHARACTER

4-H AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT MODEL
Audiences	Club Members Clover Clubs 4-H and Youth Com Alumni Parents Master Volunteers Club Manager and Leaders College Clubs Livestock Clubs	4-H Ambassadors Volunteers Booster Clubs Project Clubs County and District Council Fair Boards Ambassadors Teen Clubs Special Interests
Methods	Club Meeting Camps Project Meetings Community Service Exhibits Intergenerational Events Media -- Paper, Website, Radio, Columns	Newsletters and other communication Competition Officer Trainings Awards Banquets Subject Matter curriculum - enhanced New programs such as Boomerang Food Shows
Collaborators	Youth organizations such as Boy/Girls Scouts Adults groups such as Kiwanis Local 4-H Alumni groups Texas Extension Education Association	4-H Community Community Court ALA Schools
Resources	Volunteer Leaders Association Community Businesses Alumni Banks Fair Boards	Community groups Projects to raise money Commissioner's Court Civic Organizations Grants
Evaluation	Increase enrollment Increase number of teens teaching younger members Increase parent participation as leaders Decrease parent involvement in record books	Decrease dropout Increase project involvement Increase community involvement

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Page last updated: August 7, 2007