About
Our Impact
Sometimes impact can only be measured in the smiles on the faces of a participant or a family member when they see their loved one achieve something they never thought would be possible.
However High Hopes is unusual in its commitment to continuous improvement and evidence-based practice. We are therefore taking part in a ground-breaking research study – The Therapeutic Riding Assessment of Impact Network. TRAIN utilizes goal attainment scaling. We will use this space in the future to increase the number of measured outcomes we are able to provide through TRAIN and other quality measurements such as trainee and participant satisfaction and quality surveys.
Mac’s Story
Maclean (Mac) was born without disabilities. At two weeks old he contracted a virus that left him with cerebral palsy. Watch his High Hopes' Story here.
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Individuals Served
In 2016 -2017
60%
3 - 13 Years
21%
14 - 20 Years
11%
21 - 45 Years
6%
46 - 61 Years
2%
62 - 74 Years
Gender of Participants
In 2016 -2017
51%
Male
49%
Female
Activity
In 2016 -2017
Learn more about our activity offerings77%
Ride
22%
Drive
11%
Equine Learning Program
10%
Community
Our Facility
21
Stalls
127
Acres
30
Acres of Fenced Paddocks
15000
sq. ft. Indoor Ring
Our Goal is $220,000 - Invest in Hope
When you make a donation to High Hopes you are investing in the future of our participants. You are changing their lives and we hope that reading their stories, will change yours too.
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Ready to Join the High Hopes Family?
To become a volunteer, make sure you follow these three simple steps.
Volunteer RegistrationBecome Qualified with High Hopes Therapeutic Riding
The field of therapeutic riding offers rewarding career opportunities combining elements of physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech and language pathology, education, psychology and child development with horsemanship teaching skills.
Professional CertificationsMaking an Impact through Equine Related Activities
High Hopes has a variety of outreach programs designed to bring equine-related activities to an even larger population of people who can benefit from them throughout the community.
Community Outreach Programs