Riding Emphasizing Individual Needs and Strengths
Welcome to the REINS website! We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit Therapeutic Horsemanship Program located in Fallbrook, California. At REINS, children and adults with disabilities learn how to ride horses and have fun doing it. So we would like to invite you down to REINS to see the program first hand!
Video production by David Delauder.
Through Sept 21st | Hoedown Silent Auction Donation Drive
October 10th | REINS Virtual Country Hoedown
#FlashbackFriday to last year’s hoedown. We can’t thank you enough for all the love and support you give to REINS. Please tune in to this year’s virtual hoedown: reinsprogram.org/virtualhoedown #virtualhoedown #reins #reinsprogram #countryhoedown #volunteer #volunteerism #nonprofit #givingback
We’ve been getting lots of questions about our first Virtual Country Hoedown, and it’s less than a month away 🤩😲
We are so excited to involve as many people as we can this year. And since it’s virtual, even those who don’t live near REINS can join in the fun!
Here’s how you can help make this event the best it can be:
1. Save the Date (10.10.2020 @ 6:30 pm) and plan to host your own Watch Party at home. Keep it safe with your family and close friends, but bring the fun! Encourage everyone to wear their flannels, jeans, and cowboy boots and enjoy making an impact together.
2. RSVP to Facebook Event & Notified with our YouTube Channel
For Facebook Event: (click here: www.facebook.com/events/3375439389243553) and then share the event on your timeline to help spread the word! Invite your friends!
For YouTube: Go to YouTube and search “REINS Therapeutic Horsemanship Program.” Subscribe to our Channel and find our scheduled Live Event. You can click “Select Reminder” to RSVP and get notified when we go live!
3. We are still in need of gift baskets, unique items, special experiences, and gift certificates for our online silent auction! This is an amazing way to support this event.
Any other questions or ideas? We would love to hear from you! Please comment or message us to get in touch!
Visit our website to learn even more: www.reinsprogram.org/virtualhoedown
Whether you want to donate a horse, sponsor a rider, or contribute to the program, all help is truly appreciated. Donations are welcome in any form and any amount, so check out our Wish List. We would not be here today if it were not for the support and love of so many in our community.
REINS wouldn’t be possible without its amazing staff of weekly volunteers. Volunteers make the program what it is by participating in various duties. Anywhere from leading horses during lessons to side walking with students to ensure safety, as well as grooming and tacking horses, and maintaining and improving the facility.
REINS provides therapy to nearly 200 students with a wide variety of conditions. Meaningful and purposeful activities are used with the client based on their interests and needs. During lessons, clients can work to refine fine motor, gross motor, bilateral coordination, oral motor and visual motor skills.
REINS is a place for our students to thrive! It is also a supportive community for our special riders and their brave families, people who rarely find a place where they are the majority.
Our mission is to support the physical, mental and emotional health of disabled children and adults with therapeutic equine-assisted activities.
– John Anthony Davies
“REINS is not only for the special people that ride every day and the volunteers that give so much of themselves. REINS’ magic lies in the directors that care and dream, instructors that teach, horses that support and the riders that inspire.”
“REINS has provided enrichment in the lives of children and their parents unlike anything money can buy. Lord willing, it can continue on for many lifetimes.”
“Our Foundation seeks out organizations who work with children who have physical or learning challenges. REINS of Fallbrook has proven to be the best example of positively impacting lives.
The Staff and Volunteers are unwavering in their dedication to each student. They are knowledgeable, professional caring and loving.“
“I like the people – we are family. I like the tractor work and riding on the tractor. I like riding by myself.” -Sarah
“I love learning new things riding a horse. I grow as a person and it builds my self confidence.” -Carol
