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Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center
Cause Area
- Advocacy & Human Rights
- Animals
- Children & Youth
- People with Disabilities
- Sports & Recreation
Location
18675 NE 106th StreetRedmond, WA 98052 United StatesWebsite:
http://www.littlebit.org
Organization Information
Mission Statement
Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center is a community where horses transform the bodies, minds, and spirits of people with disabilities.
Description
Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center is a non-profit organization that offers a unique approach to therapy. Adults and children with physical and/or developmental disabilities from the greater Puget Sound area are enrolled in weekly therapeutic horseback riding classes that improve physical health, provides a sense of accomplishment, control, and emphasizes the capabilities of each rider.
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(2011-03-18 13:12:23.0)
I have volunteered at Little Bit for about 6 years before going off to college and I miss volunteering there almost everyday. When I come home it is always nice to be able to volunteer there in my free time. Little Bit does great things for all their riders and volunteers.
(2009-11-21 11:47:56.0)
I volunteer there every week and I love it. I have been there all most a year. I love all the kids, the other volunteers, and who could forget the horses!!!! My mom has also volunteered there when she was my age!
(2009-03-01 05:19:07.0)
Little Bit was the most fulfilling volunteer work I have ever done. The staff is extremely professional and kind, the students are wonderful, and the volunteers are great! I'd reccommend this organization to anyone looking to volunteer or anyone looking for a fun therapy session!
(2009-02-18 08:54:10.0)
Little Bit is overflowing with really wonderful and unusually giving people of all kinds: riders, families, volunteers, staff - even the horses! If you're fed up with bad news and the state of the world, come spend time in our barn and you'll be glad you did.