Instructions for Enrolling in 4-H Online
Visit this website to enroll: https://v2.4honline.com
FOR 2025- 2026:
Each year, 4-H members and leaders must re-enroll in the 4-H program. Access the enrollment form at https://v2.4honline.com If you are a returning member, enter your email address and password. If you have forgotten your password, click “Reset Password” to receive an email with a link to set a new password. Do not create a new profile if you have registered before!
For NEW members! We can’t wait for you to join us! Please visit https://v2.4honline.com. If you have never enrolled in 4-H using 4-H Online, select “Don’t have an account?” Select your state, “Nebraska 4-H Youth Development”, and your county. Each household will have a profile, and individual members will be added under one profile. Choose a club or clubs. If taking a shooting sports project, be sure to select the 4-H Shooting Sports Club as one of your clubs, and then select your project areas.
Projects should be selected if families would like to receive additional information regarding project-specific reminders, such as upcoming deadlines. If you forget to choose a project, no worries, you can still take exhibits from any project area to the fair.
If enrolling in Horse and Shooting Sports, you are required to select these projects due to the consent forms that are required. The goal is to enroll as a 4-H member now. Then when you turn in your fair entries in June, you can add all the exhibits you want.
If your 4-Her plans to attend 4-H camp or participate in any state or national events, you must complete the health section. All other 4-Hers may skip over the health information. Then complete the consent section.
Volunteers:
All 4-H Volunteers must complete and meet a series of requirements based on their role to volunteer for Nebraska 4-H.
- All 4-H Volunteers must enroll annually in 4-H Online at https://v2.4honline.com.
- 4-H Council members should choose Program Volunteer, then County Volunteer.
- Club leaders and Project leaders should choose Club Volunteer, then either Organizational Leader or Project Leader.
- Club leaders and Project leaders should also choose Project Volunteer, then Project Leader. You will be prompted to select projects. Choose the ones beginning with "Volunteer".
- All 4-H Volunteers must complete the Volunteer Orientation found at https://go.unl.edu/6que every 5 years, beginning last year.
- Direct Volunteers must also complete the Volunteer Screening at the end of the 4-H Online enrollment every 5 years, based on the initial screening, beginning last this year. The fee of $16 for the screening will be reimbursed by the Boone County 4-H Council.
(If you completed the Orientation and Screening last year, you will NOT need to do this again this year.)
Volunteers that will need to complete this screening include staff, faculty, 4-H Council members, Club and Project leaders, lead teachers/presenters, student workers, summer interns, Teens as Teachers, chaperones, and any other adults and teens acting as direct supervisors or mentors to youth in a paid, unpaid or volunteer status, as part of a youth activity.
Screening must be completed by March 15 for returning volunteers, or prior to service. New volunteers can enroll at any time.
- Indirect Volunteers need only complete steps 1 and 2 above and do not need to do the Volunteer Screening.
Indirect volunteers are persons who provide support services for Youth Activities such as teaching assistants, superintendents, judges, food service, set-up crews, maintenance, and any other adults and teens providing indirect service as part of a youth activity.
If you are not enrolling in 4-H Online, please come to the Extension Office to sign paper copies of the Code of Conduct and Activity Workers Application and Guideline Review.
If you have questions about this process, please call the Extension Office.