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.
Sunday, January 17, 2021
2:00 pm-4:00 pm
REACH Barn
1007 Camp Rd.
Come join the REACH
team and help others
REACH their potential!
For more information contact
Shannon Smith at
Ride@REACHtrc.org
To download the
application, click on
the image above
We are excited to announce
that our Spring Semester begins
on January 12th
If you are a current participant,
please speak with your instructor
about continuing lesson times.
Below you will find a link to the
programs page that contains
returning rider information as
well as new rider registration.
If you are wanting to participate
this spring, please click the picture
above to find the program
documents and return to us at
ride@reachtrc.org.
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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
Helping others can provide a new sense of purpose that may have been dwindling as a result of the new way of life we’ve endured in 2020. So in order to breathe new life into 2021 and beyond, it’s time to look outside ourselves and focus on others.
The good you put out into the world will not only benefit the organization you’re volunteering with, but also will leave your family feeling good about the positive work you’ve accomplished together.
People in your everyday life may be struggling much more than you know. So what can you do to help?
