• Camp
• Dance
• Fishing
• Hiking
• Hippotherapy
• Horseback Riding
• Various Recreational Activities
• Various Sports

• Meets ADA standards
• Accessible areas of building: locker rooms, shower facilities, parking area, ramps, front desk, pool

• Staff Training: adapted physical education/therapeutic recreation, occupantional therapy, registered nurse, NAHRA Certification

• Age range of participants: 4 to 22

• Adaptive equipment available
  riding equipment, swimming,arts and crafts, archery

• Fee to participate in the Program : Financial aid is available. In order to receive financial aid, a W-2 form, two pay stubs and a 2003 tax return must accompany a completed financial aid form.

• Accessible by Public Transportation: No
  
  
• Transportation Provided by the Program: No

Equine-facilitied activities offer progressive and successful forms of support for children, affecting the cognitive, physical, emotional and social well being of individuals with disabilities. The ability to control a horse as well as one�s own body inspires self-confidence, responsibility and teamwork. Best of all, it is fun. Children are given the utmost attention during riding center programs. An instructor, and up to three helpers work with each child during activities. The Bridge Center has an outdoor Riding Ring and an indoor, 80� x 160� Riding Arena which includes eleven stalls, grooming areas, a mounting/dismounting area, tack room, wash bay, a classroom, tool and grain rooms and offices. Parents can watch lessons from our centrally located viewing room at the riding arena. We generally have between ten and fifteen horses at The Bridge Center. Our horses are carefully screened for temperament and movement to insure the children�s safety, and to maximize results from the rider�s experience