Animals Charities That specialise in Horses

To advance in life and help disabled and young people through the provision of facilities for horse riding, carriage driving and other amateur equestrian sports in the interests of social welfare To advance the education of the public in the subject of horse drawn transport through lectures, demonstrations and events and by the establishment and maintenance of a museum of horse drawn vehicles

To raise awareness of the Heavy Horse

The relief of suffering and cruelty to animals, in particular horses, donkeys, sheep and cattle, who are in need of care and attention with the object of restoring them to health and rehabilitation. Educating others in animal welfare.

Horse Riding Sessions to children and adults

To provide financial grants to youth organisations and individuals in the parish of Drayton and the surrounding district. ( Drayton being in the Vale of White Horse District in the County of Oxfordshire )

Horse riding once a week

TO PROMOTE & ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC WORLDWIDE RELATING TO EVIDENCE BASED HORSE TRAINING & MANAGEMENT. APPOINTMENT OF AFFILIATED BEHAVIOURISTS & TRAINERS. TO CHANGE THE RULES OF EQUESTRIAN ACTIVITIES THAT PREVENT HORSES THAT DO NOT WEAR A BIT. TO PROMOTE & ADVANCE THE PREVENTION OF AVERSIVE RIDING THROUGH DATA COLLECTION & WORKING WITH INDUSTRY . TO PROMOTE BITLESS RIDING GLOBALLY.

We provide riding lessons for disabled children from a primary school at the indoor riding school at Hyde Park Barracks. We pay for the hire of the ponies and provide a riding coach and volunteers to lead the ponies and walk alongside the children while they are riding.

Horse Fair is a purpose built care home offering Dementia, Nursing, Residential, Respite and End of Life care. Horse Fair Care Home also provides specialist care for young people with physical disabilities. The Friends aim to improve the quality of life of the residents of the care home by working with staff, residents and relatives.

To promote the welfare of mules and other equine hybrids.To provide an education and welfare hub for the general public interested in mules and other equine hybrids

The charity provides horse riding lessons for disabled children.

We provide a weekly horse ride for up to 11 children with moderate learning difficulties on dry days. All the riders are pupils of Cedar Hall Special School. All of the adults (except the trustee, Mr. Lazell, who is paid by the school) are volunteers.

The holding of up to 2 shows annually for the exhibiting of sheep, poultry, horses, dogs,horticultural produce, handicraft and domestic science and other rural activities and pursuits for the advancement of agriculture and horticulture in the parish of Cornwood and surrounding area

We raise money to allow children and young people with autism and similar conditions to access equine assisted therapeutic learning. We operate in the East Midlands.

To provide volunteer helpers and ponies for the disabled to ride for the benefit of their health and well-being

The Charity has been formed to give children with hidden disabilities the chance of therapy by the interaction with horses, when riding or working with horses directly i.e., grooming etc.Evidence has shown that this interactions with horses can help children in all manner of mental health, anxiety and ADHD issues etc.The changes in children is fir nominal.

Activities focus on the advancement of the Baha'i Faith and belief in the essential oneness of the world's revealed religions and on Bahai ideals of human brotherhood through various means including devotional meetings, children's classes, youth activities, study sessions and interfaith involvement.

Annual Horse Show held on the last Bank Holiday Monday in May from which a proportion of the proceeds go to local charities.

We are a group of around 20 volunteers, who provide and support horse and riding activities for children with learning difficulties and physical disabilities in the west Northumberland area.

The Charity raises money by renting out a field in the village to local horse owners and others.

Pony riding sessionsHorse care lessonsInstruction and course work leading to ASDAN certificates

Provides horse-riding for handicapped children.

During school term times, qualified Instructors and Helpers (3 per pony and child) give half hour riding instruction to disabled children. Lessons are given once a week. On average six youngsters, male and female attend.

Horse riding sessions provide human resources for education and training and sport and recreation for children and young people .