Robeson County 4-H

Good morning! For those of you who are familiar with the 4-H Top 4 we are about to have some adjustments.   For those of you not familiar with our top 4 let me give a brief explanation. Our 4-H Top 4 are the reminders of upcoming programs and opportunities, who to talk with about questions, and what you need to do to register you or your child for these programs.   Although we strive to do this weekly there have been some gaps since July due to summer programming and a change in how we send out our weekly reminders.   We are using 4-H Online which is the new statewide enrollment system.   Thanks to this program we can now send emails to every family registered for 4-H, run reports to see who received it, who didn’t get it, and most importantly if there was an error determine the error and get it fixed.   Right now this is our sticking point.   For some reason many of the emails with valid email addresses are being bounced back ...

In This Issue: Ready Tips CERT & Communities Children & Disasters Financial Preparedness Important Dates Ready Tips Spanish Language Resources for Preparedness   Hispanic Heritage Month spans September 15-October 15. It’s an opportunity for the nation to celebrate our Hispanic and Latino communities. In honor of this month, take a look at Spanish-language preparedness resources to share in your community:  Listo.gov  is FEMA’s Spanish-language preparedness website. It has hazard-specific guides, posters,  toolkits , and more. The  FEMA Mobile App  is a helpful resource before, during, and after a disaster. The App shares weather alerts and preparedness tips. It can also help you find shelter and disaster resource centers. The  Red Cross mobile apps  are also available in Spanish. They include apps about first aid as well as specific disasters like hurricanes and tornadoes. Co...