Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in People with disabilities

Provide horse riding sessions to primary aged children who have physical and/or mental health conditions one morning per week (term time only)

Provision of horse riding facilities for disabled persons

Small charity run by volunteers catering for adults and children with a wide range of both physical and mental disabilities within the Bradford/Leeds area.Clients come on a regular basis as individuals or part of a group from a specialist centre. All are taught by a qualified instructor.Benefits to clients include improved physical skills, self confidence and feeling of independence.

We enable children with physical, sensory and / or learning disabilities, Autism or ADHD to ride, and interact with equines, who would not otherwise be able to do so because of their different abilities.

teaching disabled young people to ride

To give children from local schools with learning and physical disabilities the opportunity to learn to ride and care for horses

Horse riding for mentally and physicaly disabled in a controlled enviroment.

PROVIDES THE TEACHING OF MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY DISABLED CHILDREN TO HORSERIDE

Riding therapy

Providing riding facililities for disabled children of all abilities to promote their development and help them achieve their full potential

To provide disabled people with the opportunity to ride and/or to carriage drive to benefit their health and well-being

The aim of Samber (Riding for the Disabled) is to assist children with disabilities to experience the benefits that horse riding can bring to their health and well-being.

Providing riding lesson for the disabled

Weekly riding sessions to 12 disabled children. To compliment their physiotherapy and to improve their core strength, coordination , mental well being and sense of achievement . We operate at Ford Farm stables Burley road, Brockenhurst.

We provide therapeutic riding sessions during term time for special needs children referred by local Surrey schools. We offer opportunities for therapy, achievement and enjoyment, improving health, well-being and self confidence, helping mobility and co-ordination. Our children also benefit socially and educationally from their riding experience.

Lowestoft RDA has over 80 Disabled people a week,They take part in regular lessons in our indoor school,Rides out to the beach or woods and also Stable management lessons . We also have a holiday group who travel to us a few times a year to take part in our activities .

Provides riding for young people with various forms of disability

Improving the lives of people with disabilities through the provision of horse riding. Enabling them to improve their health and wellbeing, delivering therapy to benefit mobility, co-ordination, confidence and self worth whilst having fun.

Teaching disabled children to ride ponies.

TO PROMOTE THE OBJECTS OF THE RIDING FOR THE DISABLED ASSOCIATION INCORPORATING CARRIAGE DRIVING A CHARITY REGISTERED UNDER CHARITY NUMBER 244108 ("THE ASSOCIATION") BY PROVIDING DISABLED YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHILDREN WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO RIDE TO BENEFIT THEIR HEALTH AND WELL BEING IN THE ROMSEY GROUP AREA

Riding sessions provided to children from Forest Bridge School for children with autism in Maidenhead as part of the school curriculum. Private sessions commenced in May18 for small group of children from the Forest Bridge School groups.TEMPORARILY ON HOLD SINCE LOCKDOWN 1 IN MARCH 2020

We are a group of volunteers who offer the sport of Carriage Driving to disabled children and adults for their recreation, therapy, learning and fun. Our drivers enjoy drives around lanes,fields and woodland tracks, learning to drive competitively and for recreation around cones and obstacles, and how to take care of our ponies, carriages and harness.Members of the Riding for the Disabled Assoc.

To provide human and physical resources in support of a program to teach disabled people to ride.

The Charity exists to provide adults with all levels of physical or mental disability, residing in the Dorset area, the opportunity to experience formal therapeutic activity via equestrian activities either through the riding of live and mechanical horses or through carriage driving.

To provide the facility of horseriding for disabled persons and for those with learning difficulties.