Horseriding
22 Sep 2009 10:08 am
Almost each week new children are arriving at the Centre for Children with Special Needs. Children with autism, cerebral palsy and Downs Syndrome are all welcome at the Centre where they receive the treatment and therapy that was not available in the community. It is not just the children who receive support, but also the family members, many of whom have spent years not knowing what to do with their child.
One of the activities the children recently experienced was horse riding. Most had never seen a horse close up so a few were nervous about approaching. Others ran towards the horses and could not wait to climb up and ride away.
It was truly a wonderful day for these children.