Changing Lives, Stride by Stride.

SARI provides adaptive equine experiences for disabled people.

Latest News

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Join us at the 2025 Golf Tournament

Registration is now open for our annual Golf Tournament on June 19,  2025. Learn more about this event.

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SARI Annual General Meeting

Our Annual General Meeting on March 24, 2025 is a public event, all are welcome. Learn more about our AGM.
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Register today for Little Britches

There are a few spots left in our upcoming sessions for kids aged 4-12. Register today for Little Britches.

A woman holds a young girl with Down Syndrome in her arms. They are both smiling at the camera

“Addy was born with Down Syndrome and so with cognitive and physical delays, it makes finding an activity she can participate in challenging. SARI is a place that allows her to participate and meets Addy at her level.”

 

– Diane, Addy’s parent

Our Programs

Therapeutic Riding

Specialized lessons to meet riders’ physical, social, communication and independence goals.

Learn more about Therapeutic Riding.

OT/PT Services

OT and PT services using hippotherapy as the treatment modality.
Learn more about OT/PT Services.

Beyond the Saddle

A non-mounted horsemanship program for adults, combining horsemanship and life skills development.

Learn more about Beyond the Saddle.

Little Britches

A half day program of crafts, games, songs, horsemanship, a pony ride and more for kids aged 4-12.

Learn more about Little Britches.

Grooming

Horse grooming using a variety of tools to teach horsemanship skills and build connections with horses.

Learn more about the Grooming program.

Summer Camp

An integrated farm discovery summer camp for children aged 6-18.
Learn more about SARI Summer Camp.

Our Story

SARI Therapeutic Riding was founded in 1978 by Syd and Jeanne Greenberg in memory of their daughter Sarah (Sari), who was born with Down Syndrome. Through Sari, her family discovered the therapeutic benefits of her connection to animals. After her passing, they began sharing the power of therapeutic riding with others, creating a lasting legacy of support and inclusion.
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A teenage boy wearing a helmet and smiling is sitting on top of a white horse.

“SARI has done so much for Normie and being able to ride Peaches every week has made him a very happy young man.”

 

– Parent of Normie, SARI Rider

Support SARI

Did you know that 70% of our funding comes from grants, donations, and fundraising?


By donating, you help sustain our therapeutic programs and ensure we can continue to connect individuals with horses, enriching lives and strengthening our community.