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Reins of Hope

Reins of Hope

Spencer, Iowa - Clay County

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Spencer

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Provider overview

Reins of Hope in Spencer, Iowa offers equine-assisted riding for children and youth ages 2-18 with disabilities in northwest Iowa, with sessions at the Clay County Fairgrounds.

Reins of Hope is a Spencer, Iowa 501(c)(3) nonprofit, formed in 1991 from a Clay County 4-H service project, providing equine-assisted services for children and youth with disabilities in northwest Iowa.

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Ages
Individuals ages 2-18 with a diagnosed physical, cognitive, or developmental disability
Season
Two seven-week programs a year; spring applications due by the third Tuesday in April and fall applications by the second Tuesday in July
Cost
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Reins of Hope (Clay County Fairgrounds)

Sessions run in two seven-week programs at the Clay County Fairgrounds. Families should confirm application windows and dates directly.

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Equine-assisted riding for youth with disabilities

Seven-week equine-assisted riding sessions, eligibility and application windows, volunteer support, fees, and enrollment.

Ages
Individuals ages 2-18 with a diagnosed physical, cognitive, or developmental disability
Season
Two seven-week programs a year; spring applications due by the third Tuesday in April and fall applications by the second Tuesday in July
Schedule
Contact Reins of Hope for current session dates and applications; sessions are held at the Clay County Fairgrounds in Spencer.
Cost
Confirm program fees or scholarship support, the application process, and current availability.
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Why this is listed
Reins of Hope is a Spencer, Iowa 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing equine-assisted services to individuals ages 2-18 with a diagnosed physical, cognitive, or developmental disability in northwest Iowa, with sessions held at the Clay County Fairgrounds across two seven-week programs.
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Program details we found

Equine-assisted riding for youth with disabilities

Reins of Hope is a Spencer, Iowa 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing equine-assisted services to individuals ages 2-18 with a diagnosed physical, cognitive, or developmental disability in northwest Iowa, with sessions held at the Clay County Fairgrounds across two seven-week programs.

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What the provider says: The source names equine-assisted services, individuals ages 2-18 with diagnosed physical, cognitive, or developmental disabilities, and improving balance, strength, confidence, and problem solving.

Access notes to confirm: Ask about the diagnosis and eligibility requirements, the application window, volunteer support, mounting access, and how a new rider gets started.

What we checked

What we found: Reins of Hope is a Spencer, Iowa 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing equine-assisted services to individuals ages 2-18 with a diagnosed physical, cognitive, or developmental disability in northwest Iowa, with sessions held at the Clay County Fairgrounds across two seven-week programs.

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