Founded in 1975 and formerly known as Therapeutic Horsemanship, TREE House is one of the oldest and most respected therapeutic riding centers in the United States. Programs serve clients from age 2 through adulthood who have physical, mental, emotional… Read More

Adam’s Camp is a Colorado-based non-profit organization providing a variety of intensive, personalized, and integrated therapeutic programs for children with special needs and their families, as well as recreational programs for youth and young adults… Read More

"Respite Care, Inc. is a nonprofit organization in Larimer County that provides short-term care for children with developmental disabilities, giving respite to parents and enhancing the quality of life for the entire family.  Respite Care believes that… Read More

Boots and Saddles offers a team approach with horse, participant, instructor, parent and volunteer. Participants work toward individual goals with the support of their team. Boots and Saddles can accommodate a variety of interests and will design a program… Read More

NARHA Premier Accredited CenterFormed in 1983 as ‘Let’s Ride,’ the organization name was changed to Front Range Exceptional Equestrians (F.R.E.E.) in 1987 and became a non-profit 501(c )3 organization.MISSION: Our mission is to provide a unique blend… Read More

"Hearts & Horses, a non-profit therapeutic riding facility nestled in the foothills of Northern Colorado, has been changing lives for people with disabilities since 1997. In addition to our work with handicapped individuals we offer Equine Assisted Learning… Read More

About UsAccessible Learning Technology Alternatives has been providing a wide range of services to schools and families in Nassau and Suffolk Counties since 1997. We specialize in the provision of Assistive Technology services, including evaluations,… Read More

Chautauqua Opportunities, Inc. has shifted its service delivery to an asset focused anti-poverty model.This is a customer driven, strength based, model that assists customers from crisis toward economic security and is measured against ROMA based continuums… Read More

"Easter Seals began affiliate operations in Connecticut in 1935 as the Connecticut Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc., working primarily with field workers and occupational therapists that treated individuals with disabilities. In 1950, a… Read More

"Our Mission:To provide a high quality early childhood education program which enhances each child's unique cognitive, physical, personal-social, and creative development, in partnership with all families and the community. Easter Seals has been providing… Read More