Animals Charities That specialise in Horses

Provides therapeutic horse riding sessions for adults with physical and mental disabilities.

The trust provides resources to support research in ridden horse welfare and performance and disseminates the results to all stakeholders in the equine industry via international conferences, research workshops, press releases, newsletters, websites and social media. All information is freely available to share and use to promote best practice.

The conservation and improvement of the Scrubs and the protection of its use by walkers, dog walkers, pony riders, botanists, bird and butterfly watchers and other members of the public in an environment that is more wild than tamed; the protection of its use by kite and model aircraft flyers, games players and children in designated areas; the education of the public about the Scrubs.

The aim is to help those wishing to pursue a career in horsemanship and who have not got sufficient financial resources to receive tuition and pass the necessary exams to pursue their chosen career,

Provides weekly horse riding sessions for adults with head injuries and other disabilities both mental and physical.Provides Horse care sessions for adults with physical and special needsProvides "Tea with a Pony" sessions

Theraputic horse riding for the disabled.

Teaching disabled adults and youngsters to drive a pony and trap

to provide horse riding for pupils of ashmount special school in leicestershire

HHRDA group aim to make horses & horse riding an activity available for all, giving everyone the opportunity to experience the magic of horses. HHRDA recognises that not all disabilities are visible, through partnership with HHRC we aim to provide a variety of ridden & non-ridden equine experiences targeting: health & wellbeing, education, developing confidence & building life skills.

Providing horse riding sessions for those adults and children with Physical and Intellectual disabilities in Nottinghamshire.

To promote humane behaviour towards equine animals by providing education to the public, including adults and children, pertaining to equine animal welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among equine animals, and to provide appropriate care, protection and treatment for animals in need by reason of sickness, maltreatment or poor circumstances.

Riding and horse care for the disabled.

HORSE RIDING FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

Our Aim is to provide theraphy, fun and achievement through horse riding to children & adults living with disabilities. Member group of the RDA National.

Treborth Riding for the disabled Association provides disabled people, through riding, the opportunity to benefit their health, well being, self confidence, mobility and coordination". To do this, we use our own specialist equipment and the excellent facilities and horses of Snowdonia Riding Stables .

The charity promotes the Caspian Horse to the general Public.We also look into the welfare of any Caspians that are referred to the Society by the RSPCA or any other animal welfare organizations.

providing horse riding facilities for disabled and special needs children

This Riding for the Disabled Group established itself in 2023 at Onley Grounds Equestrian Complex near Rugby in Warwickshire. The Group offers riding for children and young people under 18, and adults over 18 who have disabilities. Our aim is to make a real and lasting difference to their lives by providing opportunities for therapy, achieve to and fun by riding and being around horses

The Working Horse Trust's principal activity is the keeping of heavy horses in order to help preserve them. Throughout the year we attend a variety of events, hold open days and undertake work with our horses to encourage wider interest, support and ownership.

We are part of Riding for the Disabled. We operate a group that caters for people with both physical and learning disabilities to give everyone the freedom to experience driving a horse drawn carriage.

Provides opportunity to ride horses for those who will benefit in health & well being.

Horse riding for the disabled

1. Provides environmentally beneficial grazing on conservation sites using Exmoor ponies. 2. Contributes towards and encourages the conservation and breeding of Exmoor ponies. 3. Encourages local communities to become involved in the management of conservation sites grazed by Exmoor ponies.

The Epona Trust is registered both in England and in France its purpose is to relieve the suffering of horses and ponies that are sick, abandoned, neglected, ill treated, and sometimes just too old, and to offer them a safe haven.

An independant charity created for public benefit to promote humane behaviour towards horses by providing advice and / or appropriate care, protection and security of horses due to sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances and ill usage. Where ever possible this will be through support of the horse owners through guidance and education.