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328 Route 17A
Warwick, NY 10990
(845) 986-6686
Fax (845) 988-5980
Email: info@winslow.org
Winslow Therapeutic Center
is a non-profit organization accredited by the North
American Riding for the Handicapped Association. Therapeutic
horseback riding produces smiles, laughter, friendship, and healing.
We see children and adults every day who improve their physical,
cognitive, social, and emotional well being by learning to ride
in our therapeutic environment. Our well trained and caring staff
and volunteers have made it possible for us to offer a unique and
often life-changing horseback riding experience to children and
adults in our community since 1974.
Winslow offers a new program -
"Horses for Heroes"
Winslow is offering equine assisted activities
and therapies to military service veterans in the form of individual
one-on-one and group therapeutic horseback riding. The program
is also being offered to the children of service personnel killed
in action. Download
flyer Download
brochure Also, see Programs
page.
Click to see Richard
McGrath's photos from Winslow's Volunteer Appreciation Party
on October, 26th 2008.
You can view Winslow
video clips on YouTube.
If you are interested in volunteering
at Winslow, please call or come in for more info.
Volunteer training is offered on the on the First and Second Saturdays
of the month from 9am-12pm.
You can support
Winslow by becoming a donor or advertising in our arena.
What people are saying about Winslow.
Even our
horses get letters!
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- Summer Adventures
Session I July 6 - 10 & 13 - 17,
Session II July 20 - 24 & 27 - 31,
Session III August 3 - 7 & 10 - 14
Click here to download the brochure
and registration form.
- Tour
de Goshen - August 16
- Denim, Diamonds and Dreams
Gala - October 17
- Telethon - December
6
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- More
seminars will be listed soon.
click
to go to Seminars page
for more
information and Upcoming Seminars
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- Therapy horses give handicapped riders a boost.
Times Herald-Record April 26, 2006. "There's power
from atop a horse. A rider who cannot walk is imbued with
the sensations of walking as the horse's movements mimic
the human gait..." Read the entire article
here.
click
to go to News page for Press
Releases and other information
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