Our groups are now suspended, but 4000 horses and ponies still need your help – and over 25,000 disabled children, young people and adults are relying on us to be there for them when the crisis is over.
RDA is committed to providing life-changing experiences for disabled children and adults across the UK. Our network of centres and volunteers are providing opportunities every day of the week. Even so, we can’t meet the demand for our activities. With your help we can change this.
Our groups are now suspended, but 4000 horses and ponies still need your help – and over 25,000 disabled children and adults are relying on us to be there for them when the crisis is over.
Ballyboley may be new to RDA, but with RDA County Coach Hilary Jones in charge, there is certainly no shortage of expertise. Having been involved with RDA for over 20 years, Hilary knew there was a real need in the local area for offering riding lessons outside of school hours.
Volunteering with RDA makes a difference to the lives of others and it’s great for your health and well-being too. You’ll get a warm welcome, make new friends and become a valued part of our community.
