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LOA (Love One Another) Youth Ranch in Colbert, Washington, founded in 2018 by Chuck and Jennifer Hynek, offers Christ-centred equestrian-based mentoring for foster and adopted children. Its site has session scheduling, volunteering and a sponsor-a-horse option.
Living Hope Youth Ranch in Vernonia, Oregon is a non-profit, faith-based, equine-assisted youth mentorship program, free of charge since 2019. Children and teens connect with its herd of horses and with mentors, and sessions can be scheduled through the site.
Healing Hearts Ranch in Olympia, Washington offers equine assisted learning, equine assisted psychotherapy and mental health therapy, Centered Riding lessons, leadership and team building, and a six-week Horsemanship 101 class. Visits are by appointment only.
Smiling Goat Ranch in Carbondale, Colorado offers free horse-assisted programs for people with autism, depression, anxiety, PTSD and trauma, using the Horse Boy Method and movement-based activities with horses and small social animals. It also offers Horse Boy certification and volunteer programs.
New Day Ranch in Verona, Kentucky, offers therapeutic, educational and team building programs built around horses. Its instructors are PATH International certified, and a clinical psychologist leads its psychotherapy programs.
Wildsong Ranch in Longmont, Colorado offers natural horse boarding using a Paddock Paradise track system, holistic training, lessons, and equine-assisted education and healing. It is described as Boulder County's premier public natural boarding facility and is owned by Todd and Jill Giles.
Affinity Ranch in Parker, Colorado, formed from the partnership of two non-profits including Promise Ranch, offers equine-assisted clinical therapies, equine-assisted psychotherapy and adaptive horsemanship. It also runs supported employment programs and workshops, and accepts horse leases and donations.
51:10 Youth Ranch in Nathrop, Colorado is a Christ-centred non-profit that uses horses to connect children and mentors through horsemanship programs. It offers enrollment in a horsemanship program, mentoring and volunteering, and its site introduces its horses and team.
Warhorse Ranch in Steamboat Springs, Colorado offers equine-assisted therapy programs to empower veterans, first responders and trauma survivors, including those with PTSD, anxiety and depression. It runs Freedom Retreats and community events.
Iron Will Ranch in Elizabeth, Colorado is a horse boarding farm on 40 acres with an indoor arena, outdoor arena, round pen and gallop track, and also runs equine therapy, group sessions and retirement boarding as a non-profit.
Rosie's Ranch in Parker, Colorado is a 501(c)(3) therapeutic riding centre where children with and without special needs connect with horses under qualified staff. Its educational and equine-assisted services build self-confidence, literacy and language skills.
Blackwater Ranch in Spring Hill, Tennessee, is a small family-owned farm offering riding lessons including gymkhana, barrel racing and mounted shooting, summer camps, a homeschool program and equine therapy.
The Leaning Post Ranch in Molino, Florida, is a PATH Premier Accredited Center providing equine assisted activities and therapeutic riding for individuals with disabilities and at-risk youth. It began in 1992 and operates on a 40-acre property.
Triple H Ranch LLC in Vancleave, Mississippi, offers outpatient equine facilitated therapy for trauma, run by clinically licensed social workers. It works with at-risk youth, adolescents and adults with PTSD, trauma and grief.
Seaborn Ranch at Moreno Valley, California is a community ranch run by William Stewart for 30 years. It offers inside and outside boarding stalls, group riding lessons for children through its Club Riders, equine therapy, and youth farm programs.
Hope At The Ranch Life Enhancement Center at Nuevo, California is a faith-based non-profit founded by Dr. Lawrence and QueenKelli Droughn. It offers equine-assisted experiences, a Hope Heals youth equine and life-coaching program and farm animal encounters for people with special needs, veterans, youth and families.
Rise Canyon Ranch in Yavapai County, Arizona offers equine-assisted psychotherapy and equine-assisted learning delivered by licensed mental health professionals and equine specialists. It was founded by Dr. Theresa DuBois and runs programs for military, children and resilience, plus horsemanship and workshops.
Special Equestrian Riding Therapy at Moorpark, California was founded in 1987 by parents of children with disabilities to use horses for therapy. It now offers a limited number of equine care activities for people with special needs, including grooming, stall maintenance and safe horse handling.
Sawubona Ranch in Littleton, Colorado offers equine-assisted healing and horse-guided coaching with Annie Young, a Certified Equine Gestaltist and Licensed Equine Facilitator. It runs individual and group sessions with its horses and offers phone and Zoom coaching.
Iron Horse Christian Youth Ranch in Falcon, Colorado was started in 2003 by Susan Kamlan, who holds Certified Horsemanship Association credentials. It runs horse education programs such as Wonderful World of Horses, equine assisted learning and therapy, homeschool equine and agricultural science, and family barn days.
North Fork Horse Ranch in rural Kansas offers a horse motel for travellers, summer camps, an equine healing ministry and horse therapy, plus Airbnb rooms from which guests can check on their horses. Cattle and horses graze on the ranch.
Allegiance Ranch and Equine Rescue in Erie, Colorado is a 501(c)(3) that rescues and rehabilitates at-risk horses and offers free equine-assisted support programs for veterans, active military and first responders. It runs horsemanship clinics and monthly veteran musters.
Groundwork Ranch is an equine-assisted empowerment centre and 501(c)(3) in Louisville, Colorado, co-founded by licensed counsellor Lottie Grimes, who has offered equine-assisted psychotherapy and learning since 2010. Programs run in partnership with other non-profits and agencies, and a one-on-one horse connection is available for recreational encounters.
Whole Heart Ranch in Wellington, Colorado, runs conscious leadership programs and retreats with horses, led by Amy, a lifelong horsewoman and former business owner. Programs combine horse-guided feedback with HeartMath nervous system training.
