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Improving the quality of life for children & adults with disabilities by promoting self esteem, social skills & physical therapy
that blossoms & grows through contact with horses.
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MISSION STATEMENT AND PURPOSE: Fire Horse Farm strives to improve the quality of life for children and adults with disabilities through programs of horsemanship and agricultural education.
FHF's instructors are certified through the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA). In addition FHF is working towards becoming
a NARHA premier accredited center. This will ensure that Fire Horse Farm will be held to the national standard for therapeutic riding centers. Horseback
riding for the disabled is recognized as one of the more progressive forms of therapy. From the beginning, riders learn balance, coordination and self-assurance
while receiving therapeutic muscle stimulation. As a result of carefully planned lessons, poise, posture, strength and flexibility improve. Equestrian activities
also benefit those suffering with psychological, social, and cognitive disabilities. Examples include greater self-control, sequential thinking, and spatial awareness.
This is accomplished through distinct and overlapping programs which provide education, exercise and therapeutic benefits through horseback riding. The programs are: For consideration for your special someone, please go to our Student Application |
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We always have a need for
Volunteers
and/or donations.
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