HORSE RIDING FOR THE DISABLED
HORSE RIDING FOR THE DISABLED
WHAT WE DO
Seaside Venture Group is a separately registered Member Group of Riding for the Disabled Association. We have over sixty Riders of all ages, with all types of disabilities, from all over the Fylde Coast and the surrounding areas.
We are located at Wrea Green Equitation Centre in Bryning, Preston.
Rides are 30 minutes and are led by a qualified Instructor. Each Rider is assigned a horse or pony suited to their size and ability, plus a Leader (to lead & take responsibility for the horse). There may also be up to 2 side-walkers to assist with the rider’s balance or confidence.
IMPROVING INTERACTION WITH OTHERS
IMPROVING INTERACTION WITH OTHERS
Building Social Skills
The work we do builds on social skills and the ability to interact with other people such as the Groups’ helpers and other riders. We often find that the horse helps to improve the Rider’s ability to interact with others.
Development
The relationships that develop within the group are often the first steps from a sheltered life to the world outside. The widening of horizons may arouse further interest in equestrian, countryside and other activities.
Riding Holiday
Our Group provides the opportunity for our Riders to attend a 5 day riding holiday at a specialist Disabled Riding Centre in Clwyd, Wales. We run two holidays each summer, often providing our members with their first ever holiday away from their parents.
Benefits
The physical challenge and mental stimulus derived from the activities provided by Seaside Venture Group provide a sense of achievement leading to greater self-confidence; newly found capabilities beginning to take precedence over long accepted disabilities.
ALWAYS HAVING FUN!
ALWAYS HAVING FUN!
NEED MORE INFO?
NEED MORE INFO?
We cover some frequently asked questions on our website.
However if you cannot find your answer please call us on 01772 686576
Alternatively you can use our contact page on our website to send us a message
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES
RIDING FOR THE DISABLED ASSOCIATION
Over 500 member groups of the RDA in the United Kingdom provide facilities for over 30,000 people with developmental problems, learning difficulties and other disabilities.
