Cloverleaf Equine Center

Cloverleaf Equine Center provides equine-assisted services for people with disabilities, youth from marginalized communities, recovering military personnel, and others in need in an inclusive, community setting. At Cloverleaf, there is an opportunity for everyone — children diagnosed with autism, cerebral palsy or Down syndrome; teens coping with abuse; young adults struggling with substance use disorders; elderly adults experiencing early signs of dementia or veterans regaining balance while recovering from PTSD. Through therapeutic horseback riding, equine-assisted learning, physical and psychotherapy incorporating horses, or other equine-assisted services, Cloverleaf helps to build and focus on individuals’ abilities rather than disabilities. Cloverleaf horses help humans learn, improve and grow in ways that strengthen their body and mind, build confidence and ability, and encourage resilience. Cloverleaf Equine Center is a nonprofit 501(c)(3), is accredited as a Premier Accredited Center of the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH).