Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Riding for the disabled

Providing disabled people with the opportunity to ride and/or carriage drive to benefit their health and well being in Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex.

The Group offers children with a range of disabilities the opportunity to ride to benefit their health and well being.

Teaches disabled children (with both mental and physical needs) from four special needs schools in Kettering, Wellingborough and Corby to ride horses. We operate on two mornings a week during school term time and approximately 15 children attend each morning.We have about 26 volunteers who help with the sessions which take place at a Livery Yard where we keep our four ponies at livery.

OUR AIM IS TO PROVIDE THE OPPORTUNITY OF RIDING IN NORTH NORFOLK FOR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN AND ADULTS WHO MIGHT BENEFIT IN THEIR GENERAL HEALTH AND WELL BEING. WE PROVIDE RIDING ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY MORNINGS IN TERM TIME. WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS TO HELP AND WE WELCOME NEW RIDERS IF WE HAVE AVAILABILITY.

Provision of horse-riding facilities for disabled people

Our aim is to provide the opportunity of riding in North Norfolk for special needs children and some adults who might benefit in their general health and well being. There is no charge but donations welcome. We provide riding for 2 schools and some individuals on Tuesday mornings in term time. We are always looking for volunteers to help and we welcome new riders if we have availability.

Teaching Horse riding to children with learning difficulties from three local schools. The charity hires ponies from a local riding stables.

Riding horses and ponies

Provide disabled people within the local area the opportunity to ride for the benefit of their health and well being.

?We have a growing network of volunteers who assist with fund raising activities, horse riding lessons and care activities?Submission of Sport England Inspired Facilities bid to improve facilities for disabled riders?We offer a range of horse riding and care programs to schools, local authorities and the local community

TO PROMOTE THE OBJECTS OF THE RIDING FOR THE DISABLED ASSOCIATIONINCORPORATING CARRIAGE DRIVING A CHARITY REGISTERED UNDER CHARITY NUMBER244108 ("THE ASSOCIATION") BY PROVIDING DISABLED PEOPLE WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TORIDE AND/OR TO CARRIAGE DRIVE TO BENEFIT THEIR HEALTH AND WELL BEING IN THEPENDLE AREA.

To raise money with which to buy riding and horse management lessons for disabled and disadvantaged children and young people. To find, train, and support volunteers to assist the professional riding instructors in giving lessons.

We provide horse drawn carriage drives to people of all ages living with a disability. Drives can be solely for pleasure or the driver can be taught about horses, the harness and carriages and how to drive themselves. The charity is reliant on volunteers only with no paid staff.

The Foresters' Horn Group RDA enriches lives through horses. We provide riding sessions twice a week in term time at two venues in Wirral. The sessions cater for children, young people and adults with physical and learning disabilities and help them to develop new skills and enjoy being with horses. The group is run entirely by volunteers.

We provide free, supervised riding facilities for children in the Exeter, Devon, area. We hold riding sessions at Oaklands Riding School, Exeter on a Tuesday evening throughout the year. All our helpers are unpaid volunteers, including our qualified coaches.

We provide weekly riding sessions, annual fun days and annual non-residential holidays for local disabled children.

Horse riding sessions provided for local adults and children with disabilities.

Saddleworth RDA is a Riding for the Disabled group based in Diggle near Oldham. Since June 2018 we have offered opportunities for children and adults with physical and learning disabilities to experience horse care and therapeutic horse riding sessions. Lessons take place in an outdoor arena as well as hacking along safe paths. The RDA motto is: It's what you CAN do that counts!

The Charity provides equestrian services to children and young adults with a mental or physical disability in West and East Sussex in order for them to gain therapeutic benefit and have the opportunity to achieve. The core purpose is to benefit the health and wellbeing of our riders and give them the opportunity to learn new skills, and achieve personal goals and ambitions.

Provide opportunities for people with disabilities - wheelchair users, ambulatory disabled and those with learning difficulties to learn to drive RDA assessed ponies along country tracks and lanes. They also learn how to look after the ponies and to drive obstacle courses and dressage tests towards competition work which greatly helps their confidence and co-ordination.

Provide riding for local children and teenagers who are disabled, for recreational and therapeutic purposes.

Offering horse-riding to physically and/or mentally disabled children and young adults

Provide disabled people opportunities to participate in carriage driving. Clients drive carriages under guidance from able-bodied whips in dual controlled carriages specially modified for use with disabled people, some in wheelchairs and some not.

riding for disabled people of all ages and abilities

The Charity provides equestrian services specifically for people with disabilities in order for them to gain therapeutic benefit and have the opportunity to achieve.