ASPIRE Therapeutic Riding Program provides benefits to
individuals with disabilities through animal-assisted activities and outreach
programs.
ASPIRE Therapeutic Riding Program (TRP) improves the quality of life of those we serve. Our primary clients are individuals with disabilities who benefit physically, emotionally, and cognitively through animal-assisted activities, primarily through interaction with horses. ASPIRE TRP provides a variety of programming to benefit qualified individuals through year round programs and outreach programs.
A variety of educational tools are employed, including programming such as clinics, specific therapy classes, conferences, offsite visits, and retreats. The program maintains accreditation and is respected among its peers, providing innovation and leadership in the field of animal-assisted therapy. ASPIRE TRP has a fully certified and trained staff, including a full-time Executive Director along with an onsite office, Operations Manager, Program Director and Equine Manager (who are certified instructors), Volunteer Coordinator / PR Specialist, Bam assistant and Bookkeeper. TRP receives referrals from occupational and physical therapists, as well as counseling and medical professionals.
ASPIRE TRP also has a fully functional facility with center-owned horses, and outdoor working arenas, stables and barns, equipment, and pastures. ASPIRE TRP’s recognized position in the community is built on relationships fostered by staff and Board members. ASPIRE TRP’s community support includes a large variety and number of volunteers, sponsors, and donors. Successful annual fundraisers and activities contribute to program support, community awareness, and participation.
Volunteer positions include:
- Marketing & Public Relations Intern
- Sponsorship Director
- Grant Writer
- Office Assistant
- Horse Leaders
- Director's Assistant
- Side Walkers
- Barn Assistant
- Board Members
- Committee Members
- Camp Hope Volunteers
For more information on volunteering for ASPIRE contact the Volunteer Center of Cedar Valley at (319) 272-2087, email, or visit www.vccv.org.
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