The Mission of High Hopes
High Hopes fosters a vibrant community where horse and human interactions improve lives.
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Fall 2021 COVID-19 Guidelines
To view our latest operational procedures for the Fall 2021 season, please visit our page below.
COVID-19 Guidelines
At our home, everyone is welcome
Horses and Humans Improving Lives
At High Hopes we celebrate and embrace diversity. We strive to build an inclusive culture that represents the wide variety of populations we serve. We know that it’s our differences that make us special and those differences should be supported, nurtured and celebrated.
The people who come to High Hopes represent all ages & backgrounds. The majority of our participants are between the ages of 3 and 14, some are in their 70’s. Most participants have varying degrees of cognitive, physical, behavioral, psychological or sensory disabilities. There is no “typical” High Hopes participant, as programs are designed to benefit individuals with a wide variety of disabilities.
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Raffle for a Cause
Horse Chip Raffle!
Our Annual Raffle for a Cause is back and boy did we change it up! You can win $5,000 CASH (after withholding) based on where the horse…. well, you know! Join us November 14th at the Holiday Market when a member of the herd will “choose” the lucky winners. Only 600 tickets (squares) will be sold! Click for more information and to purchase your raffle ticket!
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We need your help — now more than ever!
Our wonderful herd of 24 therapeutic horses – our partners – does not stop eating or needing care from the farrier. They need to be healthy and ready to work when we return to full operations. If you can help – please do, now is the time we need your support more than ever.
Programs & Events
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Programs for those who serve
Calling Veterans
For many individuals who have served in our military, the ability to remain relaxed in the present moment and make important connections with other people is more difficult than most of the general public. Often, this is a by-product of PTSD, or post-traumatic stress disorder.
Additionally, when serving in the military, there is a demand for all individuals to be acutely aware of their surroundings at all times due to the perilous conditions faced each day. For many who have served, this hyper-vigilant state does not subside when returning to re-integrate into society. Making connections with civilians is challenging often resulting in a sense of isolation even when returning to home, friends and family.
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PATH Intl. Education & Certification
High Hopes’ Training & Education team has delivered industry-leading training and accreditation since 1979. Immerse yourself in a 12-week program, keep up to date and earn a full set of CEUs, or take part in one of our virtual webinars – start your High Hopes’ education from your sitting room!
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