4-H News

4-H Ontario | (Posted April 9, 2020)

4-H Ontario staff will be unavailable from Friday April 10 through to Monday April 13 to celebrate Easter with their families. Regular business hours will recommence on Tuesday April 14 at 8:30 a.m.

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(Posted March 31, 2020)

As 4-H’ers, we pride ourselves on our resilience and leadership. These skills have never been more important then they are now. As COVID-19 continues to challenge our society, we want to assure you that 4-H Ontario is diligently following the advice from the Ministry of Health and making decisions to protect our youth, volunteers and stakeholders.

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(Posted March 24, 2020)

Yesterday the Ontario Government announced a mandatory closure of all non-essential businesses for 14 days effective March 24, 2020 at 11:59pm. We feel confident that because 4-H Ontario is currently functioning remotely, we will be able to continue to do business and will not be impacted by this additional measure of social distancing.

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(Posted March 20, 2020)

4-H Ontario has been closely monitoring COVID-19 developments this week. We felt it important to send an update to our participants, volunteers, and partners. These are challenging times and we will get through them together.

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(Posted March 14, 2020)

UPDATE ON 4-H ONTARIO VOLUNTEER CONFERENCE & COUNCIL & FOUNDATION AGM’S Yesterday, the Ontario 4-H Council President, Dennis Carnegie, Ontario 4-H Foundation Chair John den Haan, 4-H Ontario Interim Executive Director, Evelyn Chambe¬rs as well as key 4-H Ontario staff met to discuss the recent and rapid developments of the COVID-19 virus in Ontario. To ensure the health of our delegates, sponsors, volunteers and staff, the upcoming 4-H Ontario Volunteer Conference to be held on March 27-29th a

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(Posted March 13, 2020)

The health and safety of our 4-H youth, volunteers and staff is priority. 4-H Ontario continues to make decisions and monitor local and national health departments updates on COVID-19. At this time, we are asking all of our 4-H associations to follow these guidelines:

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(Posted March 13, 2020)

Due to the restrictions put forward from the Federal, Provincial and Municipal Governments we regret to inform you that Future Leaders in Action Camp is suspended. Full refunds of registration fees will be issued within the next 2 weeks.

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(Posted March 11, 2020)

Like many of you, the staff team at 4-H Ontario are intently watching the global developments of the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic. At this time we have equipped our event and camp facilitators with extra hand sanitizer and antibacterial hand soap. We have also adapted our programming to include reminders on how we can all help stop the spread of any virus or infection by practicing regular hand-washing, staying home when sick, and coughing/sneezing into your elbow (not your hands). We would

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