our equine learning 

Our equine programs provide equestrian based activities for participants with a disability for the purpose of education, social inclusion and engagement, recreation and therapy. All staff and volunteers undergo training and ongoing professional development.

Programs are comprised of; private, group, mounted or unmounted sessions.

• Private: one to one with our McIntyre nationally-accredited equine staff
• Group: Maximum of 4 participants who are individually supported by staff and volunteers under the supervision of our nationally-accredited equine staff.
• Mounted: Programs that requires a horse to be mounted or ridden during the session.
• Unmounted: Programs that may use a horse to support the session delivery but are not mounted or ridden.

Program OVERVIEW

• Riding - lessons and equestrian activities weekdays and weekends 
• Equine Assisted Activities (EAA) – Programs incorporating alternative learning strategies, promotion of social engagement and inclusion and horsemanship skills 
• Equine Assisted Therapies - involves sessions with horses and/or other equines activities to promote health and wellbeing through therapy  
• Work Skills – skill development program including paddock & stable care and property maintenance 

PROGRAMS, Pricing & Available Funding

Our equine programs can be purchased through NDIS Plan Line Items under the categories; Core – 'Assistance with Social, Economic & Community Participation', Capacity Building - 'Increased social & Community Participation' and 'Improved Daily Living'.

OR families can also be invoiced separately as a 'Fee for service'