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Adaptive Horseback Riding Program

The pleasure and sense of accomplishment that accompanies the sport of horseback riding has proven to be just the beginning of the benefits for children with disabilities. Research has shown that riding a horse helps a child’s flexibility, balance and muscle strength.  In addition, the rider experiences growth in self esteem, confidence and independence.   The NIS program, established in 2002, provides a program adapted to meet the physical and emotional needs of each participating child.

bullet Designed for NIS preschoolers with disabilities to support developmental growth
bullet Program takes place at a local stable
bullet Program offered on weekday afternoons for 6 consecutive weeks
bullet Reasonable tuition fee
bullet Parent participation required
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