Friday 2 September 2011

Bay of Islands Wedding and Fashion Expo 2011 Supports RDA

                                Bay Of Islands Riding for the Disabled

Confidence, Independence & Well Being for People with Disabilities through Therapeutic Horse Riding and Care



BOI Wedding and Fashion Expo Ticket Sales will be donated to Bay Of Islands Riding For The Disabled

Who does the RDA help?

Riding for the Disabled caters for people of all ages. They may be referred from therapists, doctors, specialists, other health professionals, teachers, caregivers and referrals from parents and riders themselves.

•Are physically challenged with cerebral palsy, spina bifida, paraplegia, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, traumatic brain injury, stroke or have visual or hearing impairment
•Have intellectual disabilities or multiple disabilities
•Have learning disabilities




Benefits of Riding

RDA Riders attend riding to achieve a specific goal, whether it is therapeutic, educational or sporting. Riding develops, improves and promotes:

•Balance and coordination, posture and muscle tone
•Concentration, self discipline and self-esteem
•Perception and spatial awareness
•Communication and social skills
•Independence and encourages decision making

 


Bay of Islands Riding for the Disabled is a non-profit making organisation.
BOI RDA does not receive any government funding and relies entirely on the generosity of the public for support.


BOI RDA charges only a minimal fee for their service which does not cover their running costs. Therefore, their volunteers have to spend many hours and resources on fundraising and sourcing corporate funding to enable the group to carry on operating.

Show your support for the BOI Riding for the Disabled by purchasing your ticket for the BOI Wedding and Fashion Expo from our exhibitors!
See you at The Turner Centre 24th Sept 2011 10am - 4pm!

 
Contact the BOI Riding for the Disabled
Contact Glenys  on 09 4059771 or  0272807788 for more information, for waiting list referrals or  to ask about becoming a volunteer.

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