Established in 1986, HOPE is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is: “to empower children and adults facing special challenges – whether physical, cognitive or emotional – to discover their abilities, independent skills and explore their… Read More

Welcome to STRIDES…Offering Premiere Therapeutic Horsemanship Services and Hippotherapy to the Columbia Basin Area. Therapeutic Riding can help children, youth and adults with physical, developmental and behavioral disabilities.  These lessons improve… Read More

The mission of the Idaho Council on Developmental Disabilities is to promote the capacity of people with developmental disabilities and their families to determine, access and direct the services and/or support they need to live the lives they choose… Read More

NARHA Premier Accredited Center WSU College of Veterinary Medicine; The People-Pet Partnership   "The joy of sitting astride and controlling a horse is an empowering experience for an individual with physical, mental and/or emotional disabilities. PATHs… Read More

Equest Special Riders, Inc. is a non-profit organization of trained volunteers who provide therapeutic-recreational horseback and pony riding and instruction for persons left physically or mentally dysfunctional through irregularities of birth, high fevers… Read More

Free Rein was founded in the summer of 2008 in order to provide a facility where those with physical, mental or emotional challenges could experience the profound benefits of therapeutic horseback riding in the Spokane area. The riders in our program… Read More

Methow Valley Riding Unlimited is dedicated to promoting the health, healing, and well being of individuals and the community through integrated educational, therapeutic, and recreational horsemanship  programs, sport riding and community service opportunities… Read More

We are a Developmental Disability Agency (DDA) that strives to provide the best services possible for adults and children with developmental disabilities and mental health needs. Certified by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, we provide many… Read More

Little Bit was founded in 1976 by a woman named Margaret Dunlap. Margaret had Multiple Sclerosis and found that being on the back of a horse slowed the advance of her disease. From our humble beginnings of one horse and five riders, we have grown to be… Read More

Free library services are available to any Louisiana resident who is unable to read standard print materials due to a permanent or temporary visual or physical disability. Books and magazines in large print, Braille and recorded cassettes as well as descriptive… Read More