Cloverleaf Equine Center

The Center provided 5,025 riding and horsemanship sessions for individuals, military clients, and youth from marginalized communities. The Center accomplished this with a staff that includes 9 path certified instructors, 3 therapists, 2 path Equine specialists, and 18 horses. The Center also received 12,295 volunteer hours provided by 190 volunteers in 2022.for over forty years, the Center has helped clients gain physical and mental benefits through riding and interactive sessions with horses. Cloverleaf's equine-assisted services include therapeutic riding, physical therapy, mental health services, and equine-assisted learning. Clients improve strength and balance and build self-confidence, among many other benefits. The Center subsidizes ....continued on schedule ocontinued from page 2.... The costs of services and provides scholarships as needed for weekly clients. Services are provided at no cost to the youth from marginalized communities and recovering military personnel, so that cost is not a barrier to participation.