Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs

by Equine-Assisted Therapies of South Florida
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Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs
Equine Therapy for 20 Children with Special Needs

Project Report | Sep 14, 2020
Fall 2020 - Scholarship Update

By David Plath | Development Director

Instructor works with a recipient.
Instructor works with a recipient.

This week marks the beginning of our 10-week Fall session. As we navigate this challenging COVID-19 landscape, precautions have been put into place to ensure the safety of our participants, volunteers and staff. Our mounted program is beginning with those participants that can mount themselves without assistance. Others will have a family member that has been trained assist them during class, or they will take part in our unmounted Equine-Facilitated Learning program.

This year, 40 of our participants requested financial assistance through the Scholarship program. Your donation to the Scholarship Fund through GlobalGiving has allowed us to offer 6 individuals with special needs scholarships for the entire year. Most of those awarded are on Autism Spectrum. Thanks to your generosity, they will each receive 30 weeks of lessons as part of the Therapeutic Riding or Equine-Facilitated Learning programs.

We are deeply appreciative of your gift that brings the magic of the horse into the lives of children and adults with special needs.

If you would like to receive our monthly e-newsletter, please email david@equineatsf.org.

  

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Equine-Assisted Therapies of South Florida

Location: Boca Raton, FL - USA
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Twitter: @equineatsf
Project Leader:
David Plath
Boca Raton , FL United States
$18,970 raised of $30,000 goal
 
316 donations
$11,030 to go
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