Equi-Ed, Inc.

While Equi-Ed Therapeutic Equestrian program is non-profit, the value to the people they serve is priceless. They are changing lives through the students interaction with horses, the the instructor, and the other riders.
I have volunteered with many organizations, but Equi-Ed is in a class by itself. I am privileged to volunteer as a horse handler, I feed once a week, provide barn help as I am able for various projects, and am a member of the board. I get to see first hand the caring attention to the safety and well being of the riders, horses and volunteers. The instructors are very creative in coming up with fun, safe ways to engage the riders and help them achieve their goals. The staff also works very hard to make sure each horse gets the proper care, exercise, feed and farrier/vet care they need.
Whether you are interested in a Therapeutic Equestrian Program for someone in your life, or if you have a heart to serve with one of the best organizations, it is worth learning more about Equi-Ed, and be sure to let others know about Equi-Ed!

When I was a working farrier and Paso Fino trainer, I would always discount my services to Equi –Ed because I felt that they were doing so much good for their clients. Little did I know that my career would come to an end when in 2005, I lost my ability to walk and was diagnosed with MS and became an Equi-Ed client myself. When Max and her crew put me on an Equi-ed horse and lead me about the arena, I was amazed how it gave the sensation of walking. It was as if the horse’s legs were an extension of my own and my focus became one of maintaining balance. Straddling the saddle was in itself a therapeutic exercise. After dismount my legs would always feel stronger somehow. For me, just the touch of the horse, feeling the warmth of his breath and velvety softness of his muzzle gave me an exhilarating feeling that stayed with me for days.
Thank you Equi-Ed for the work that you do.

Equi-Ed is a therapeutic horseback riding facility that works with clients of all ages that have a disability of some sort. It is truly a pleasure to volunteer for them as they are amazing with their clients giving them the support, encouragement, and confidence they need to participate in the horseback riding classes. The instructors and the support staff are very knowledgeable about what needs to be done to give clients what they need to succeed. This is truly a wonderful and much needed nonprofit.

An amazing and devoted team work with a herd of happy, healthy horses. The students are excited and eager to be there. Truly a great non profit.

I have worked at Equi Ed for the last three years, riding and caring for the horses. I have also volunteered in lessons and helped with various events Equi Ed has put on. This is truly a place that changes lives. It is a heartwarming experience to help with lessons and to see the incredible changes in the students. Equi Ed's care and attention to detail is second to none, and the riders are ensured a safe and happy experience every time. I highly recommend becoming a part of this program and experiencing firsthand all the benefits. You will never leave the barn in a bad mood!

I was looking for a volunteer opportunity when someone told me about equi-ed and how it can help the handicapped. I know how my day improves when I go out to the ranch and 'commune' with the horses so, understood how riding could help not only physically but emotionally. I have now been volunteering for several years, and seen the joy, confidence and physical benefits riding gives to the riders. The English proverb, "There is nothing so good for the inside of a man as the outside of a horse. " is so true.
I'm also impressed with the great care the horses receive and with the horses themselves. It takes a special horse to do their job.

I am a new volunteer and am so impressed with all the individuals that keep this program going. It takes a lot of very work every day -- and they do it. Probably most important, however, is the care that is given to each student. The satisfaction these students receive from their accomplishments in this program is very evident.

I have been involved with the program in a professional capacity for over 13 years. The level of knowledge and experience is top notch. Education, safety and fun are always top priorities. Equi-Ed has served as a model for many other therapeutic riding programs.

I'm a volunteer and a board member, since 2014. I've also donated a Haflinger pony to the program, and he is doing very well there, and showing all who participate and observe, what the therapeutic power of the horse can do for people of all abilities. Equi-Ed does a tremendous service for its students and is run as tightly as any non-profit I've ever worked with. I've seen students walk better, have better balance, better fine and gross motor skills, and even begin to use words and converse, after their riding experiences. Simply the best!

Equi-Ed is a life-saver! They give my daughter the opportunity to be challenged in a supportive environment. She has developed much more confidence in herself thanks to the work she's done with the horses and teachers. Equi-Ed has become an integral part of my daughter's therapy. We don't know what we'd do without them!

I found Equi-Ed through my Military support group which I had been attending as a physically disabled veteran. I have MS, (multiple sclerosis), which is an Acquired Brain Damage disease causing less ability in deductive reasoning and thinking; muscle spasms and lack of balance. As all of these things happened to me. I became more and more depressed.

I had ridden with an equestrian therapy program for a short while before I was as disabled as I am now, so I was a little afraid to try. I came out and met all the folks that work and volunteer out there, and they wholeheartedly convinced me to do it! I came back happier with a whole different outlook! They helped me! I got better! I gained confidence and strength! I really felt like a part of a team and not a burden to be led around on a horse; I was riding and in command of my horse. Equi-Ed is such a big part of what I do now, that I work out at the gym to be strong for my next ride. They give love, lessons and help from the heart!!!

My son with Asperger's (high functioning autism) has been riding with Equi-Ed for two sessions. He didn't really get into the usual team or individual sports, but loves horseback riding and is always happy about going to his lessons. The walking motion of the horse has a calming effect on him and he usually falls asleep in the car after his lesson. He really loves it when he gets to trot on the horse. It puts a big smile on his face. His goal is to be able to take the reins and direct the horse on his own while walking and trotting. The staff are patient with him and carefully instruct him in safety and communication with the horse and volunteers. They also offer many other ways to be involved as a client from holiday parades, to parties and barbeques, fund raising activities, and movie nights! It is fun to be a part of the Equi-Ed "family". Thank you Equi-Ed!!

The staff at Equi-Ed have far surpassed my expectations as a charitable organization. They are thoughtful in their day to day activities. Keep safety for the clients, staff, and horses at their forefront. They are clearly making an impact in the lives of those that choose to spend time at the facility. I'm so grateful for the training they have given me and opportunity to take part as a volunteer. Each and everyday I'm learning at the gentle and patient hand of our leaders.

Having been involved in the horse industry for many years and having had some previous experience with another therapeutic riding center, I can confidently say that Equi-Ed is a fantastic program. Not only is it a great place for the students but it's also a wonderful place for the horses, volunteers, and staff. Equi-Ed staff always ensures the utmost safety of the students and horses while making it a fun and enriching environment for everyone involved. The students are always stimulated with new and exciting lesson activities while being able to enjoy the comradery of their equine companions. The horses are taken care of very well and the staff goes to great efforts to make sure the horses are healthy and happy at all times.

I have volunteered at Equi Ed from several months and I enjoy the interactions with the horses and students. I love watching the lessons and the care that the staff and volunteers put into the care of the horses and the people.

I can't say enough about Equi-Ed and the life changing impact it has on everyone, from the students and their families, to the volunteers.
From day one, as a new volunteer, you are taught through the extensive orientation how to do everything safely. It gives you a new awareness to do all you do with a mind to the safety of the horses and people around you. This awareness becomes a part of you, not only at the barn, but in your everyday lives.
Since first learning about therapeutic horseback riding in high school, it has been a dream of mine to be involved. I was so thrilled to learn about Equi-Ed, and began volunteering just over a year ago. It is truly awesome to be able to witness the interaction of the horses and riders, and to see the confidence and skills building from lesson to lesson. The instructors are exceptional and highly qualified to taylor each lesson to the needs and goals of the student.
Equi-ed is the place to be! As a student, volunteer or supporter, you know you are a part of making a positive difference in countless lives!

Our son went from a timid boy to a confident boy through his participation in the Eqi-Ed therapeutic riding program. All the volunteers are kind and knowledgable. The staff build in opportunities for kids to work on IEP academic goals. Equi-Ed is the best!

I have worked with several therapeutic riding programs in the past and Equi-Ed holds its staff and volunteers to a higher standard than any other I've known. It is all about quality instruction for students, quality care for the horses and ongoing educational opportunities for everyone involved.

Therapeutic riding has a proved track record of benefiting clients with a wide number of emotional, behavioral, or physical issues. The key to it being an exceptional program has to do with having the dedication and commitment from the staff and volunteers AND wonderful equine partners. Many will talk about the human component in this therapy but the horses are the stars and these horses are well cared for. Equi-Ed also does an amazing job in striving to keep the horses, the riders, and the human handlers safe. The training they provide their volunteers is top notch and is there to insure the best outcome for everyone. I am honored to be a volunteer at Equi-Ed.

Equi-Ed provides my autistic daughter with an activity that she loves, that builds her sense of independence and accomplishment. She has been riding with Equi-Ed for 14 years!! We love it!

Since being served by Equi-Ed my daughter has made huge gains with her speech, attention and posture. She lights up every time we pull up the barn. Thank you Equi-Ed!

I have been a volunteer at Equi-Ed for over 5 years now and just love it. I started helping in lessons and was immediately touched by the interaction of students, horses and of course the amazing instructors. Life has changed a bit for me so I now volunteer in a smaller capacity by feeding and cleaning every other Sunday. However, I could not imagine my life without this wonderful organization. I enjoy my time with these incredible horses. How humbling it is to see these big animals be so gentle with their riders and enhance life for those with struggles. I am in awe of the staff who master every day with strength, patience and unlimited kindness. We are so fortunate to have such a resource in our County!

I am a current volunteer with Equi-Ed and can't wait to be up there each week. What I love:
*Volunteers are required to complete extensive training (16+ hours in total) & update each year.
*Consistency of methods / barn rules for safety of students, volunteers/staff, and horses.
*Staff are wonderful and forces of nature! Watching them work is amazing; their knowledge and techniques, humor and patience. More experienced volunteers are friendly and helpful.
*Most of all, students are awe inspiring and it humbles me to be a part of their learning each week.

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I am the parent of one of the children who took lessons from Equi-Ed. My daughter also volunteered. THe program is terrific and my daughter finally found friends she could relate to as she was having a very difficult time at school. The horses, instructors, and volunteers gave her much needed confidence which helped her greatly in school. She loved the program. I am very grateful for programs like these.

My son has been with Equi Ed for almost a year and it has been a total pleasure working with the entire Equi Ed Team. My son was instantly comfortable with the volunteers and has enjoyed every lesson. They are kind, caring and very patient with him. We have seen huge gains with him and his engagement with others as well as speech. We will not only continue to work with them but we would recommend them to our friends!

I started off as a client of Equi-Ed, by way of the Adapted PE Dept at SRJC. I had a brain surgery that changed me and my balance, hearing, coordination, view of myself, confidence, quite a few things changed in my life for me. I really took to the horses, staff, classmates and they liked me! We all had such a great time that semester! My balance became steadier, my coordination grew, things got better. It wasn't quick, like in the movies, but I did Improvise, Adapt, Modify, Overcome! I saw and felt how great this program was that I took the Volunteer Class and became a Volunteer. I admired so much how the Volunteers had helped me. I wished and hoped I could be like them. I could start off as a Sidewalker for students and work in the barns with the horses. Just like being a client, I copied everyone until I had it down for myself. Earning the right to Volunteer was a huge self esteem boost and confidence builder for me. Today, I wish I lived closer so I could come in and help more at Equi-Ed. I am a different person now, I am doing much better.....No other program/therapy/activity I have done has given me what Equi-Ed has given back to me. My life really changed for the positive the first day I was a client. Thank you to every single person for all your kind help. Sincere heartfelt appreciation for every horse.

My son has been a client with Equi-Ed since he was 3 years old; he is now 9 years old and still loves it! They perform an amazing service to kids with special needs and I feel the volunteers get a lot of out of it too! This is a small organization with a big heart :) They have a wonderful riding program and I have seen what it does for my son. He used to be afraid of all animals and I think he has finally learned to appreciate animals and not fear them. In addition my son had very low tone and his core strength was very weak. I do feel that in addition to other therapies, horseback sessions with Equi-Ed made a difference in his core strength. He is more social and interactive then when he first started and has smile when he's there riding. The volunteers are amazing and they give their heart and soul to these kids and the horses. They make you feel like part of the family by offering opportunities to volunteer and hold many events for everyone to come and support the organization: BBQs, auctions, the tractor parade in Calistoga, and so much more. I highly recommend them for your son or daughter.

I stumbled upon Equi Ed while looking for somewhere to take horseback riding lessons. Little did I know that I was embarking on a life-changing adventure! I've been volunteering for Equi Ed for about 5 months now and I can honestly say that this program has made a huge impact on my life in such a short time. The work that Equi Ed does with it's students is truly inspiring. As a volunteer, we are able to see first hand how riding horses can have a positive impact on someone with a physical or mental disability. The horses are amazing animals that truly work hard and make a difference in so many lives. The staff and volunteers are absolutely amazing at what they do and put in countless hours to make sure the program is run efficiently and the horses are properly cared for. I absolutely lie being part of such an amazing team and I wouldn't trade this experience for anything!

I donated a wonderful, dependable, sweet, and well trained (I blush) Haflinger gelding, Mike, to Equi-Ed. I was so impresssed with Maxine and the volunteers and students that I felt my little horse could do big things for the program. I'm committed to staying in Mike's (the horse's) life, helping provide driving hours for interested volunteers and helping develop a driving program for Equi-Ed. I've also donated funds because I know first-hand how much horse care costs, and I belive strongly that horses have a unique capacity to teach life lessons and to heal.

I took Equi-Ed for 3 years because it helped me build my confidence level and self-esteem. I was having trouble with people making fun at me in Middle School and I was feeling real bad about myself. My parents felt that since I like horses this program would be a big help for me. I felt that it was great because I met people like myself and nobody judged me. The kids that I met were friendly and respectful. Sheila and Max are the most amazing and wonderful leaders of this organization that I ever met. After I finished my lessons I decided to Volunteer and I did that for a year. I had a wonderful time and it was a great experience.

I have first hand knowledge of what it takes to have the heart, drive and patience to be in this field. Each and every time I visit Equi-Ed, their program reminds me of why I am here. The joy and satisfaction I get from seeing the smiles and the light in every individuals eye's that is helped in some way by this program re-invigerates me and keeps me going. Equi-Ed helps us all on many levels!

I could write VOLUMES about all the wonderful things that Equi-Ed is. In short though, the Directors and instructors ROCK. Their attention to safety, details, education, fun, and happiness is above and beyond. Never have I met such a selfless group. It is life changing watching the students grow in strength and self-esteem while learing, exercising and having fun. They are the true meaning of champions!

My daughter started therapeutic riding with Equi-Ed about 3 years ago. The staff has always been amazingly accommodating to her needs & our varying schedule. They are kind, yet just tough enough & always seem to know just how far to push her so she can succeed. Since starting with Equi-Ed, her self-esteem & confidence have grown. We see her try new things with a feeling that she will succeed. Her posture & balance have also benefited. We have great appreciation for everyone at Equi-Ed: Max & Sheila, the volunteers, & of course the extremely patient horses!

I found Equi-Ed through their educational involvement with the Santa Rosa Junior College in 2004. The volunteer training class I took part in was the best class I have taken to date. This organization is second to none. The level of knowledge and organization is what all organizations should aspire to. Over the years I have seen so many wonderful lives transformed from the work that is done at Equi-Ed. The care for their therapy animals is amazing. We are truly blessed to have such a resource in our community!

I found Equi-Ed on Craigslist trying to find a way to give back to others during my jobless state and be near horses. Everyone has been helpful, friendly, encouraging, direct, kind and fun. I appreciate that they are keeping me safe and educated around horses. Thank you Sheila, Bev, Max and everyone else who is training me. I appreciate your hard work for others.

I have been a volunteer at Equi-Ed since 2008. A friend introduced me to the program and I absolutely love it. I mostly help with the feeding of the horses but have also been involved in lessons. To witness the incredible benefits to the riders is amazing to say the least. I feel very priviledged to be a small part in this amazing program. The instructors and managers are truly special, they never waver in their comittment and love for what they do. The team of students, instructors and horses makes for a program that benefits all involved. As a volunteer I get so much more out of it than I could ever give back.

My daughter was given the opportunity to expand her self-esteem and physical abilities by participating at Equi-Ed as a rider, vaulter, and volunteer. She learned how to respect the horses and herself. The staff and volunteers at Equi-Ed gave my daughter constant encouragement and confidence to challenge herself in attempting new skills with the horses. I am grateful to Equi-Ed in offering a powerful therapeutic program that develops more than just physical abilities for everyone involved. A special "Bravo" to the horses! thanks from Lorna and Hana

I have been a volunteer with Eqiu Ed for 5 yrs. The benefits that therapuitic riding brings to our riders are numerous. A few of those benefits include physical strengthening of core muscles, increase in cognition and coordination, social benefits and happiness as a result of being on our always reliable horses and the joy that comes from a connection with our horses. As a volunteer I have witnessed the benefits our riders recieve and from that I experience joy that I could be a part of it. Equi Ed provides great horses, instructors who enchance the program through their knowledge and experience and keep everyone feeling safe and confident. Continue the great work,Equi Ed. Bev

Equi-Ed is amazing - from the dedicated volunteers and gentle horses to the wonderful and incredibly organized staff! My son is autistic and I had been searching for a program that offered social skills, physical activity and fun for him. We had looked at a few different program, but knew that when we met Sheila at Equi-Ed, this was a great program. He looks forward to riding every week, and we've seen improvement in his social interactions and ability to follow directions. I can't say enough about how great the staff and volunteers are.

My daughter, who had a lot of psychological barriers, which kept her very lonely and lacking in self confidence, has found a safe, nurturing program, through the wonderful staff and volunteers. After only 6 months of riding she has regained her self confidence, feels proud of her accomplishments and is venturing into relationships with other peers. Thank you so much Equi-Ed!

Equi-Ed is a physical and emotional oasis for me. Thanks to my granddaughter, who is a passionate equestrian, I began taking lessons at Equi-Ed a few months ago. In addition to the normal aging process (I am 67 years old), nine surgeries have meant a significant loss of suppleness and chronic pain. With the knowledge and compassionate support of certified trainer Max, physical therapist Diane, and trusty sidekick Jennifer, I am beginning to communicate with my body again by learning to communicate with the horse. What fun! What Equi-Ed accomplishes with limited financial resources is nothing short of amazing! They support us with professionalism, consistency, and always good grace. My riding lesson is the highlight of my week!

I am a physical therapist and also currently volunteer and assist with this fantastic program. Horses are an incredible therapeutic tool due to their movement which is quite similiar to that of a walking human. RIders with physical disabilities can experience the dynamic movement forward that many have never felt! And what an amazing feeling to control a 1000 lb animal when so many areas of these rider's lives are out of their control.

My autistic daughter is 17 years old and has been riding horses at Equi-ed for the past 10 years. It's a highlight of her week. In addition to having fun, riding has taught her patience and control of her body. She's learned to control the horse independently and is quite proud of her ability to do so. She has limited language, but knows "walk on," "trot," "whoa," "helmet," "reins."

I like going to Equi-Ed to learn horse riding skills and vaulting skills. They let me volunteer by having me help do barn activities. This experience helps me with my physical balance and personal confidence. My dream is to participate in competitions.

As the founder, Executive Director and one of the instructors at Equi-Ed it is my daily experience to come together with a group of volunteers, students, parents, caretakers and fellow staff that are the most positive, dedicated and motivated people I know. Besides the physical benefits our incredible horses provide to our students, we also have a strong emphasis on life-long educational opportunities for everyone involved. Our affiliation with Santa Rosa Junior College Equine Science and Adapted Physical Education departments helps in the attainment of that part of our Mission statement. Each of our students, from 4 through adulthood receive individualized instruction, provided by instructors whose credentials and experience surpass the basic nationally excepted standard. Lessons are designed to maximize independence while being stimulating, challenging and FUN! ;all the while maintaining the upmost emphasis on safety. I love working and teaching at Equi-Ed; the combination of horses and people gives me inspiration and an energy that never wanes.

My daughter developed hydrocephalus after surgery when she was an infant and has challenges with coordination and balance. One measure of the success of the program for her is that she has stuck with it for 10 years and is motivated to work to pay for her lessons. She says she loves the challenge of controlling the horse and likes the feeling of being so tall. She also greatly enjoys the relationships she has developed with the volunteers and staff.

I have recently started volunteering at Equi-Ed once a week. I have really enjoyed my experience so far. The staff at Equi-Ed are great to be around. Every week I am being taught more and more about working with horses and the students. I especially enjoy seeing the students gain mastery and I love seeing their smiles while with the horses. The instructors do a great job of meeting each student on their level and they are creative in the lesson times. Each lesson is different and interesting in order to keep the student is intrigued. The instructors are very creative in coming up with games that not only work on therapeutic riding skills but are also educational. The program is well organized and there is a camaraderie between those that work and volunteer there. The horses are very well taken care of and are great with the students. Safety plays a very important roll in the operation of Equi-Ed, which makes me feel safer as a volunteer. The location of the program is serene and it is so enjoyable to come each week to volunteer.

Equi-ed is an amazing program that changes lives on an hourly basis. I am a sign language interpreter and was introduced to the program when I was called to interpret a therapy riding class that a Deaf student was taking. The class had the great pleasure of having Max as the instructor and her energy can really fill a room. It's such a pleasure to interpret for someone who really believes in what they are saying. It was enlightening to get a grip on what therapy riding entailed through the videos and lectures. Another part of the class required a day trip to the facility where the work was being done to view and assist with the program. After arriving at the ranch and spending 6 hours, I was hooked. They announced that they were looking for volunteers and I signed up. I've been going every weekend since. It's definitely a highlite of my week. The clients and therapists come in and do their work on the horses, and lucky me, I get to be a part of it all. I get to witness firsthand the connections, the barriers that are conquered, and the smiles the size of Texas on the faces of the riders. I help out by cleaning the stalls, grooming horses, being a sidewalker and now I'm being trained to be a horse handler. It's truly a privilege to be able to be a part of something that creates positive change immediately. I hope the word gets out and more people have the chance to be a part of this life changing program. This program isn't only healing the disabled clients. I can honestly say that as a non-disabled volunteer, my life has changed as a result of this program. The benefits are not only in the arena, but there's a sense of pride that I carry with me all week knowing that I get a chance to be a part of something truly amazing.

I have volunteered with Equi-Ed for 5 years. During that time, I was not allowed to work with the students, as I have some disabilities of my own. I have helped care for the horses, while watching the students in their lessons. While volunteering at the fund raisers and at seasonal parties for the students, I have talked to students, and heard how much they love the horses, how much the riding has helped them, how much they look forward to the lessons. Over these 5 years I have seen the improvement in the students' abilities. I am impressed with the stress on the safety of the students, whether they are in a lesson, or attending a party at the barn. The volunteers are taught safety in all aspects of their activities. The focus on education is something many riding programs for the handicapped do not include. Students learn about the history of horses, learn ways to encorporate horse art into projects that win prizes at local county fairs, and gain a sense of accomplishment apart from their riding. Their self-esteem rises with every lesson. The fact that this program was begun by teachers has shaped the format into a unique experience for the students. Northern California is fortunate to be home to this program.

I volunteered for Equi-Ed over 10 yrs ago and that wonderful experience helped shape my beliefs and attitudes that I still hold today regarding programs for the disabled. Even though Equi-Ed has changed so many lives of disabled individuals, it is very important to note that it also has a positive impact on those that work there. My experience ranged from working with children to adults of all ages but the results were always the same: people told me that they had a sense of freedom and well-being when riding a horse and that they were painfree - even if only for an hour. Children who could not speak or communicate in the conventional way conveyed their pleasure in such obvious ways - such a rewarding experience. The program continues to be very organized and positive for all of those involved and I have watched it evolve from a small non-profit to a very successful and much-needed one. We are so lucky to have such a valuable asset in our community.

My now 34 year old daughter began riding in a therapeutic riding program 22 years ago. I was so impressed with the positive results that she achieved from her riding! Strength, coordination, balance...... and most importantly, the gumption to "be in charge", "be the leader" in order to direct the 1/2 ton animal that she was riding. I found Equi-Ed and began volunteering for them. As a NARHA Premier Accredited program, Equi-Ed taught me how to provide safe and fun horsemanship and riding lessons to people with specal needs. After 10+ years with Equi-Ed and after moving to another state, I have now begun a small therapeutic riding program here, and every day count my blessings for having been "brought up" by such a wonderful program as Equi-Ed, which has now given me the skills to carry on in serving more people with special needs.

What impresses me most about Equi-Ed is the level of dedication and commitment demonstrated by our staff and our cadre of volunteers (many of whom are teenagers!). No detail is left to chance when it comes to supporting our students and taking care of our horses. Each student, most of whom are children, is given the respect and encouragement they deserve and treated as an individual with their own level of abilities and needs. Our instructors amaze me in their knack for challenging, yet supporting each student and the results are there to see. As a volunteer, I work with students weekly and their progress in confidence and ability is plain to see. As a board member, I am privileged to work with such a group of dedicated, caring people and look forward to serving our community to an even greater extent in the years to come!

Equi-Ed is an amazing program that really cares about the students, horses, and volunteers. Everyone feels welcome and it's amazing to watch as the students progress and learn. Equi-Ed is not only a great non-profit, it's a great family!

Equi-Ed is a wonderfully magical place! The horses are gentle, kind and quiet. The volunteers are professional, and help to keep everything running safely and smoothly! What a wonderful facility and program. Thank you!