Contact: Veronica Sosa Healing comes in many ways. LifeStriders is a non-profit organization that provides life-enhancing, physical and psychological experiences and services, to individuals with special needs. Through Equine-Assisted Therapy, children… Read More

Contact: Erin Decker Imagine a place where children with special needs can be themselves.  They can bond with a special horse and develop lifelong relationships.  Imagine a place where these children can leave behind their crutches, wheel chairs, and… Read More

NARHA Premier Accredited Center REINS is a unique, non-profit organization that is PATH (Professional Association of Therapeut Horsemanship) International* accredited and has served persons with disabilities in Sheboygan, Manitowoc and surrounding counties… Read More

Diane Abitz – Executive Director Stable Hands, Inc Equine Therapy (ETC) is much more than learning to ride a horse. It’s a wonderful addition to standard therapy techniques. We do not perform physical therapy on the horse. Rather, what we do is reinforce… Read More

Contact: Lisa Kafka Exceptional Equestrians is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization established in 1999 to provide hippotherapy and therapeutic horseback riding opportunities to families in Northeastern Wisconsin. Funding for our programs is obtained through… Read More

Contact: Dena Duncan Located in Stoughton, Wisconsin, Three Gaits, Inc., is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization whose mission is to provide an effective therapeutic horsemanship program for children, youth, and adults with disabilities and special needs… Read More

Contact: Ken Giske “WALK ON!” the rider says to horse with the leader and sidewalkers in step. “Walk On”, your legs using the horse’s gait, the horse’s muscles to make your muscles stronger, the warm body carrying you to new experiences. Riding the horse… Read More

UCP is a nonprofit organization, has advocated for children and adults with cerebral palsy and other disabilities since its incorporation and charter began with United Cerebral Palsy Associations in 1954. United Cerebral Palsy provides community-based… Read More

We strive to build a better world for tomorrow – today. The backbone of United Cerebral Palsy is the services that are provided by our affiliates. UCP affiliates serve more than 176,000 children and adults with disabilities and their families every day… Read More

Our Parent/Child Development Center in Hanford provides early intervention, family support, therapy services, and more. We also have the Adult Center for Arts and Technology in Fresno, and an adult/community integration program in Coalinga. The goal of… Read More