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State and territory service starting points

Federal or national resources

Service or volunteer application route

United States starting point

Search AmeriCorps State and National, VISTA and NCCC opportunities by location, service area, schedule, skills and program type.

Who qualifies: Eligibility and qualifications vary by program and position. A My AmeriCorps profile is required to apply.

Volunteer opportunity finder or directory

United States starting point

Find National Park Service volunteer opportunities nationwide and in U.S. territories.

Who qualifies: Requirements depend on the park, role and program. Youth, groups and adults may have different opportunities.

County and regional volunteer resources

Volunteer program or service host

Multi-area resource. Open details for its listed coverage.

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Churchill, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Clark, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Clark, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Douglas, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Elko, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Eureka, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

State and territory service starting points

Volunteer opportunity finder or directory

Nevada

Find current University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H county program routes and enrollment information.

Who qualifies: Youth ages 5 to 19 as of January 1 of the current year. County deadlines, project requirements and local opportunities vary.

County and regional volunteer resources

Volunteer program or service host

Humboldt, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Lander, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Lincoln, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Lyon, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Mineral, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Nye, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Pershing, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

Volunteer program or service host

Nye, Nevada

Connect with the University of Nevada, Reno Extension 4-H program serving this county.

Who qualifies: Nevada 4-H generally serves youth ages 5 to 19. Local program offerings, age groupings, deadlines and project rules vary.

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