Sign up by September 20 for a Day of Horseback Riding

LightHouse Youth Program Presents Giant Steps Horseback Riding

Please join the LightHouse Youth Program on September 28 for an adventurous day of horseback riding with our friends at the Giant Steps Therapeutic Equestrian Center. If you’re not familiar with Giant Steps, they are located in a beautiful rural setting on a working horse ranch just north of San Francisco. Giant Steps offers life-changing experiences to people of all ages with a wide range of disabilities. Their mission is to enrich and change the lives of children and adults with disabilities through the extraordinary benefits of therapeutic riding and related equine-assisted activities.

We will meet at the LightHouse and drive to their location in Petaluma.

Space is limited to eight participants. If you would like more information, or to RSVP for this event, please contact Jamey Gump, Youth Services Coordinator, at (415) 694-7372 or by email at jgump@lighthouse-sf.org.

Who: Low Vision or Blind Youth Ages 8 -18
What: Horseback riding
When: Saturday, September 28 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Where: Meet at LightHouse and go to Giant Steps Therapeutic Equestrian Center
Transportation: Transportation from the LightHouse is limited and by RSVP only
Waiver: Each youth participant must submit two waiver forms, one for LightHouse and the other for Giant Steps Therapeutic Equestrian Center. Spots will only be reserved once payment and the two signed waivers are received.

Cost: The cost of the event will be $25.00 per participant. Spots will only be reserved once payment and two waivers are received.

RSVP to Jamey Gump, Youth Services Coordinator, at jgump@lighthouse-sf.org or (415) 694-7372.  Space is limited to eight participants. Please register by September 20th!

 

Things to Bring
Bottle of water
Hat or visor
Sunscreen
Long pants and closed toe shoes
Cane or mobility device
Two signed waivers (One for LightHouse & the other for Giant Steps Therapeutic Equestrian Center)
Jacket (for the unlikely event that it might get chilly)