As many people know in an effort to provide programming for more clients with special needs, we have been working on the Hope Reins Equine Assisted Therapy Programs for the past few years. The decision to go not for profit with this branch of the activities here at the farm was a difficult one that took a long time to realize. However, we received the news yesterday that Hope Reins is not only a Not-for-Profit business but also a registered charity!!!! We could not be more thrilled with this news as it expands the scope of what we have been trying to accomplish here for those in the community at large that require our help. With the help of the Hope Reins Executive Board of Directors and all the volunteers we can muster we are looking forward to putting on some fantastic programs this year.
Vanderbrook Farm will continue to operate as a boarding/leasing and natural horsemanship lesson facility dedicated to improving the health and wellness of our horses through Natural Principles. While at the same time we will also host the Hope Reins programs to help our two legged friends improve mentally, emotionally and physically.
Keep an eye on our upcoming events for more information on our 3rd annual March Break program, fundraisers for Hope Reins, as well as volunteer training opportunities.
Cheers,
Marie :)
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