Thank you to our volunteers!
New Zealand Riding for the Disabled would like to say a very big Thank You to all of our volunteers.Our volunteers are amazing. They...
How coaches help riders
The value of a coach is enduring. The benefit continues for years into the future.Our coaches and volunteers who support our riders are amazing!We...
Jake – A Self-Assured Young Person
Jake has Cerebral Palsy and started at RDA as a 4 year old. These days, Jake is a self-assured young person. Riding has been instrumental...
Change More Lives
We increase ability through participation in goal-based riding activities.Download
Training Carries On
What is everyone doing when all of the Riding for the Disabled groups are closed?Our volunteers are continuing to study for their NZQA qualifications...
Caring for Horses during Lockdown
Let’s look at how to support our equine friends’ wellbeing during this time.Some horses, like us, are happy to chill in the horsey version...
You can make a donation and get a tax refund
The tax year ends on 31st March each year and many donors like to make a donation before the end of the tax year.You...
Riding brings Confidence and Community
Seven-year-old Lucia looks confident and happy on her Riding for the Disabled horse, Honey. She loves all the different sorts of strengthening activities involved during rides, like...
How does riding support individuals with autism?
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is often described as ‘seeing the world through a different lens’. According to Autism New Zealand, there are approximately 90,000...