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Enrolling on 4hOnline

  You have decided to try this 4-H thing out so now what?? 

Well first CONGRATULATIONS!!! Deciding to jump into 4-H is the great thing to do for your child's future. I participated for 11 years and look at me... just kidding!! 

But seriously, if you have committed to being a part of 4-H it is time to get your child enrolled on 4hOnline. 4hOnline is the web-based registration program that allows youth to be participate in county and statewide events, including county and state fairs. Nebraska just passed in January of 2021 that all counties across the state will have enrollment on 4hOnline open until June 15th. HOWEVER, we strongly encourage you to sign up early so that you can keep up to date on upcoming events. 

4hOnline can seem kind of daunting the first time you get on! Below are some videos you can you watch as you go through the process. Here are also some helpful tips:

  1. Use Chrome as your internet browser. It is the only browser this program likes for some reason! 
  2. Go to https://ne.4honline.com to sign up. 
  3. Write down your password!! You will need it next year to re-enroll. 
  4. If you can't remember your password or email that you used for a previous enrollment, CALL THE OFFICE. Please do not create a new family because then Katlyn has to do some miracle work to merge and archive and so on. 
  5. Use the same family to enroll all youth (and adults) in your household. 
  6. Feel free to use the Parent 2 information to keep the child's other parent informed also, especially in split households. 
  7. Each youth, ages 8-18 years old, must pay their $5 enrollment fee in order to be accepted on 4hOnline. You can pay by credit card on the website or please stop by the office as soon as you can to pay in cash or check! Clover Kids and adult volunteers are free. 
  8. You do not have add the adults in your family unless they are going to be volunteering. Volunteering would be a club leader, a project leader, livestock committee member, or helping at club. Only Club leaders and council members have to do the full DHHS background check but all volunteers have to sign a paper in the office before working with youth. 
If you have any questions at any time during the process, please call the office at 308-262-1022 for help. 

Step 1 - Add a Family 

Step 2 - Add a Member


Step 3 - Adding Adult Volunteers


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