The North American Riding for the Handicapped Association, Inc. (NARHA) has announced it plans to develop a nationwide program for America's wounded servicemembers and veterans. The organization's new Horses For Heroes program would provide equine-assisted activities tailored specifically to the needs of wounded servicemembers and veterans such as therapeutic riding and driving. NARHA promotes equine-assisted activities at more than 700 member centers in the U.S. and Canada, helping individuals with special needs gain greater independence through their involvement with horses. For more information on the organization, visit its website at www.narha.org.
For more news on wounded warriors, visit the Military.com Wounded Warriors webpage.
Association Establishing Program for Wounded Veterans
Week of April 16, 2007
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