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Equestrian Association for People with Disabilities

Equestrian Association for People with Disabilities

Desert Palm

Equestrian Association for People with Disabilities

Equestrian Association for People with Disabilities is a not for profit organisation that utilises horses to achieve a variety of therapeutic goals in order for students to develop their physical, cognitive and emotional abilities.

Established In 1998, Equestrian Association for People with Disabilities patron, Her Highness Sheikha Hassa bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum launched the program by donating 3 of her horses to be used for therapeutic riding, under the directorship of Satish Seemar.

With approximately 70 children currently enrolled in the riding programme. Examples of riders’ disabilities include autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, spina bifida, mental retardation, and various learning disabilities.

Equestrian Association for People with Disabilities is based at Desert Palm where Ali Albwardy, Equestrian Association for People with Disabilities President, provides facilities. Equestrian Association for People with Disabilities runs 15 therapeutic riding sessions a week. The programme is run by a small dedicated team of six, consisting of a Team Manager, two NARHA Qualified Therapeutic Riding Instructors, a stable assistant, two grooms and ten horses, some of which are retired polo ponies. In addition, there is a dedicated pool of approximately 45 volunteers that help run the programme.

Key Facts

  • EAPD use a technique known as therapeutic riding to achieve a variety of goals.
  • Therapeutic riding is a holistic therapy, delivering mental, physical and emotional benefits to the rider, rather than simply concentrating on one aspect of their needs.
  • EAPD is a not-for-profit organisation and relies totally on the assistance from individuals and organisations.
  • Supporting us by promoting awareness of EAPD, or by coming along and volunteering is highly appreciated.
  • The ability to control a horse as well as one’s own body inspires self-responsibility.
  • Riders learn balance, co-ordination and self-assurance while receiving therapeutic muscle stimulation.