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,' North Dakota 4-H - Volunteer Resource Center Information Page 1 of 2 programs & projects KTDS ENTER HERE! volunteer staff info news & links info Thursday, March 13 Center for 4- H Youth Development Room 219 Family Life Center (FLC) P.O. Box 5016 North Dakota State University Fargo, ND 58105-5016 Phone: 701-231- 72S1 Fax: 701-231- 8568 Emaih Center for 4-H Youth Development Volunteer Resource Center Quick Search 14:H F°rms '.. ]____!_t~. _j Volunteer Resources Search [Getting Started in 4-H - Ii Go! NDSU Extension Service & 4-H Center for Youth Development youth Protection Policy Overview Volunteers play an important role in fulfilling the mission of 4-H, which is to create supportive learning environments for youth and adults to reach their fullest potential as capable, competent and caring citizens. The Youth Protection Policy represents a code of ethics which all volunteers and staff are expected to observe. Whether we are staff members or volunteers, teens or adults, all of us who work closely with young people have the potential to profoundly affect the well-being of children. In addition to providing safe and appropriate environments, we must also be positive role models, focusing on how we communicate with youth, our methods of discipline and problem-solving, and how sensitive we are to the individual needs of all youth. The primary purpose of the Youth Protection Policy is to ensure the safety and well-being of all youth participants, their families, volunteers and paid staff. Every new volunteer who applies to YOUTH PROTECTTON POLTC¥ LINKS · YPP Policy Overview · Ensuring Safe Environments · Helping a Youth Resist Abuse · Signs of Abuse and Neglect · Reporting Maltreatment Forms · Application to Volunteer ir Youth Programs (Form B) Volunteer Behavior Expectations (Form A) North Dakota Century Code Related to Child Abuse & Neglect http://www.ext.nodak.edu/4h/volunteers/YPPOverview.htm 3/13/2003