ChildVision Equine Assisted Therapy Programmes are world-class, enabling over 150 interventions with children per week using the horse as an unparalleled therapeutic medium.
The programmes, also open to children from neurodiverse backgrounds and disability services outside of ChildVision, use the power of Equine-Assisted Therapy to work not just on movement therapy, verbal communication and moving from dysregulation to regulation; but also to improve their skills in maths, literacy, biology and ecology – subjects that are rendered impossible in a traditional classroom for students with multiple and complex additional needs.
Growth has been achieved by our team with true grit, delivered with a limited budget, in less than ideal facilities. Our waiting list is consistently full, with demand for assessments stretching to two years. We need the Centre to meet demand.
Partner with us in delivering the National Equine Assisted Therapy Centre. ChildVision has already committed almost 25% of the funds (€500,000) to this development and our focus now is on raising the remaining funds from individuals, companies and philanthropic partners.
For more information viewour National Equine Assisted Therapy Centre brochure
DownloadOur aim now is to house the globally recognised Equine Assisted Therapy Programmes in a state-of-the art facility. The National Equine Assisted Therapy Centre, designed around challenging our students to become the best of themselves, in an optimal therapeutic environment. As a dual benefit of the National Equine Assisted Therapy Centre, therapists and clinicians across Ireland will receive best in class training delivering a cohort of expertise across Ireland from our hub in Dublin creating a nationwide multiplier effect.
If you would like to partner with us to deliver The National Equine Assisted Therapy Centre, an holistic, person-centred equine environment for children with sight loss, complex needs and neurodiversity.
Please contact Ruth Allen,Head of Fundraising and Development
Call 01 837 3635
Email
ruthallen@childvision.ie