Engaging participants in hands-on activities and interactions with the horses to develop social-emotional skills, build confidence, and practice problem-solving. Hosting regular meetings where parents and caregivers can come together to share experiences, offer mutual support, and connect with others in similar situations.

Maintaining a collection of informative books, articles, and multimedia resources on topics related to caring for individuals with disabilities, adaptive recreation, and family wellness.

Offering temporary, short-term care for the participants, allowing parents and caregivers to take much-needed breaks and attend to their own self-care.

Organizing workshops and training sessions on topics such as behavior management, assistive technology, or navigating social services, empowering caregivers with knowledge and skills.

Hosting special events where participants and their families can engage in fun, interactive activities on the farm, promoting quality time together and a sense of community.

Providing access to mental health professionals or connecting families with other community resources and support networks.

Maintaining a user-friendly website and social media presence to share updates, announcements, and a range of digital resources for parents and caregivers.

Pairing experienced parents and caregivers with those who are newer to the program for guidance, support, and friendship.

Activities like yoga, mindfulness sessions, and nature walks specifically designed for caregivers to promote their physical and mental well-being.

Organized events such as potlucks, picnics, and holiday celebrations that provide opportunities for parents and caregivers to relax, socialize, and build a supportive community

Facilitating peer support groups specifically for the siblings of participants, allowing them to connect with others who understand the unique experiences and challenges they face.