Our Mission
Horses for Hope promotes therapeutic healing of mind, body, and soul by using horses as a dynamic, interactive tool for individuals of all ages, regardless of ability, including those who are experiencing physical, mental, or emotional challenges.
The Horses for Hope Vision
Special Notifications
Horses for Hope is operating with COVID19 precautions in place.
If you or anyone in your home is sick please DO NOT come to the barn.
Remember to remain a horse length (6 feet) away from other people at all times.
The playground equipment is closed.
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"Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success." - Henry Ford
Let's Grow TogetherVolunteer
"There are no strangers here; only friend you haven't met yet." - William Butler Yeats
Join UsKim Goss
“Cody has Classic Autism and is non-verbal. He has a hard time sitting still for most activities, but with horseback riding, there is such an amazing calmness that the horse gives to Cody that he has no problem attending the horse lesson. Actually, he looks forward to it. I only have to show him the […]
Continue readingAbbey Zinn
“Therapeutic Riding is great for special needs children because it encourages increased core strength which makes gross motor movements and overall coordination easier. The movement pattern of the horse also encourages improved gait patterns because the movement of the pelvis on a horse mimics the typical movement of walking.” Abbey Zinn, OTR/L Occupational Therapist
Continue readingKatie King
My son Clay was born in August of 2007 at 24 weeks, 4 months premature. He experienced brain bleeds at some point just before, during, or just after birth. Because of this, his primary diagnosis is cerebral palsy; however, he has other issues related to the brain damage as well. Mobility is greatly affected, and […]
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