REACH Therapeutic Riding Center is a place where miracles happen daily. Children with autism focus and thrive. Physically challenged riders discover independence and self-confidence. Mentally challenged riders channel behavior and increase motivation. Veterans find acceptance. REACH Therapeutic Riding Center is a 501(c)(3) organization.
At REACH Therapeutic Riding Center we offer multiple programs using equine assisted therapeutic horseback riding to help those with physical, mental or emotional challenges: Therapeutic Riding, Hippotherapy, Equine Facilitated Learning, and Horses for Warriors.
To learn more,
click on the image above.
Fall 2020 has arrived!
For questions about any remaining fall lesson spots (we are almost full) please contact us at:
254-848-7888
or email
ride@reachtrc.org
for more information.
Click the picture above
for information about
each program
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REACH Therapeutic Riding Center!
*NEW DATE SET*
for 10-30-2020
Due to the COVID-19
pandemic,
we have rescheduled
for our annual benefit
dinner celebrating
REACH's 12th year of
Service!
Tickets are limited, so
please purchase your
today. There are also
sponsorship opportunities
available by contacting
us at 254-848-7888 or
ed@reachtrc.org
We look forward to
seeing you there!
- Click the image above
to purchase tickets -
Every Monday is Veterans Day here at REACH!
Horses for Warriors is open to all Veterans.
We meet Monday evenings at the barn from 5:30-8:30!
For questions or to volunteer (*we prefer volunteers to be current/previous military) contact:
Kelly Bays
REACH Veteran Program Director
Veterans@REACHtrc.org
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