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So many ways - see my review above!
grow as best they could - so much need for programs like this.
Definitely
Life-changing
Quite well
Definitely
Maybe volunteer get=togethers every now and then to discuss our experiences and make suggestions.
Yes - again, see my review.
changed my life.
2011
watching the children open up as they learn to ride. They follow direction, exercise their bodies and minds.
be in touch with all appropriate agencies with videos, stories and seminars to show the positive changes that can happen when a child is exposed to this kind of therapy. The love, positive reinforcement and forward-thinking that is exhibited in this one small arena touches so many lives, this is what society is lacking.
Every rider I worked with met and/or exceeded the goals set forth in the individual progress plans created by the instructors. The riders were able to focus on the instructions given, were able to gain physical strength and most importantly were able to have fun.
I would not change the organization, but more funding would help the program continue to grow.
Our daughter has shown marked improvements while participating in this program.
I do not know of any changes that I would make at this point - it is working for us.
My boys have grown in so many ways.
I would love for a facility that could allow for more outdoor riding experiences. A larger riding area in the stable would be great too. These are all funding and space issues. The teachers and therapists need not change a thing in what they provide!
Site visits, public programs, one-on-one meetings with staff.
Make sure that it had a dedicated year-round space.
To see the growth and development of each rider both physical and emotional has been amazing. For those with emotional difficulties the connection with the horse provides an outlet they otherwise would not have.
Provide more funding to make riding available to all those who would benefit from our program.
helping every individual make progress at their own pace.
find more funders to support GallopNYC's programs.
Definitely
Seeing the progress made in children with learning issues and autism.
Have it receive more funding, so that it can keep pace financially with its extraordinary growth.
As an example, I have personally witnessed a rider with sever cerebral palsy, who was not able to hold himself up in a sitting position at first, eventually gain the strength to sit up on the horse without assistance for the entire half-hour lesson.
I would not change anything about this program's approach or mission. I would only like to provide more funding so that Gallop could expand its services to a larger community of people with developmental, emotional, social or physical challenges in New YOrk City.
The increased strength, confidence and skills of my son.
Increase it's funding to support outreach and infrastructure.
Life-changing
Definitely
Very Well
Prior knowledge over a long period of time.
See above.
2010
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