Welcome to Reach

A Charity Specialising In Equine Assisted Therapy.

Charity number

1158714

Changing lives through horse-led therapy for children and adults with disabilities.

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Welcome to Reach

A Charity Specialising In Equine Assisted Therapy.

Charity number 1158714

Changing lives through horse-led therapy for children and adults with disabilities.

Equine Assisted Therapy

“‘This involves the horse as a therapeutic partner to provide interventions led by Specialist professionals which can involve ground based activities and mounted activities to promote physical and emotional well-being.”

Our Services

From therapeutic riding to horse-led learning, our services create meaningful connections.

Therapeutic Riding

Equine Assisted Physiotherapy formerly known as Hippotherapy

Equine Facilitated Learning

Through Horses

Our programs create safe spaces for rehabilitation, confidence, and personal growth

welcoming people of all ages and abilities to flourish alongside these remarkable animals.

Promoting Physical Health

Our Programmes involve Physical activity that promotes improved strength, balance and co-ordination.

Improved Well-being

Our equine-assisted services nurture body and mind resulting in improved mental and emotional health.

Flourishing Together

By working alongside horses, people of all ages and abilities can find balance, joy, and empowerment in their journey.

Transforming Lives Through Connection

We believe that the bond between humans and horses can transform lives

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Join us

Great opportunities for work experience students from Equine and animal care courses at local colleges

REACH provides opportunities for Volunteering and Work Experience

For individuals from 12 years upwards who would like to give back something to the community whilst gaining valuable skills.

Full training is given so there is no need for horse knowledge. And if you prefer, we are always looking for willing volunteers to fundraise on our behalf.

There are also opportunities for work experience students from animal care courses at local colleges (e.g. Writtle ARU, South Essex College), Physiotherapy students and school children for work experience and community based Voluntary work.