Nonprofit Equine Assisted Therapy Program Grant/Scholarship (North Carolina)

Nonprofit Equine Assisted Therapy Program Grant/Scholarship (North Carolina) is sponsored by North Carolina Horse Council. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

83 grants related to Equine Therapy Grants Last updated May 06, 2026 Equine therapy program Equine therapy services Recipient of equine therapy Therapeutic horsemanship The Variety 4-H Horseback Riding Program offers therapeutic and recreational equestrian therapy sessions designed to enhance the physical, emotional, and cognitive well-being of children and individuals with cognitive, physical, or mental challenges.

Key focus areas include improving motor skills, emotional regulation, self-image, confidence, attention, and socialization through guided horseback riding. The program targets children aged 5 and older, as well as a broader group of individuals facing various challenges, providing them with a safe and supportive environment to achieve goals and experience success.

Core programs include therapeutic horseback riding sessions conducted in eight-week blocks and the Oakland County 4H Proud Equestrian Program (PEP), a certified therapeutic riding initiative. Geographically, the program operates within Michigan, specifically at The Bloomfield Open Hunt Club in Bloomfield Hills.

Equine therapy program Equine therapy services Recipient of equine therapy Therapeutic horsemanship This grant program focuses on improving the lives of underprivileged and at-risk children, including those with intellectual/developmental disabilities and those experiencing grief and loss. Key focus areas include Child Advocacy, Early Learning, Medical/Healthcare, and Out-of-School Time programs.

The initiative supports a wide range of programs designed to provide essential services such as early intervention, therapeutic support, academic enrichment, mentoring, and protection from abuse and neglect. Specific programs aim to address developmental delays, grief, trauma, and educational disparities.

The grant exclusively serves children within Collier County, directing funding to local nonprofit organizations and strategic initiatives to address fundamental gaps in children's services within this specific geographical area, ensuring concentrated investment in the immediate community's most vulnerable youth.

Equine therapy program Equine therapy services Recipient of equine therapy Therapeutic horsemanship The grant focuses on equine-assisted therapy, providing services that foster the human-horse connection to help individuals and families with physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges experience healing and joy.

The grant supports individuals and families with physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges through equine-assisted services that foster healing, joy, and personal growth. It also supports children and adolescents ages 7–16 through week-long summer camp sessions with daily riding lessons and themed activities.

The grant funds equine-assisted services, which include structured riding lessons, therapeutic interactions with horses, and supportive farm activities. Additionally, it supports Summer Camp 2025, offering week-long sessions for ages 7–16, featuring daily riding lessons and themed activities. [](https://www.

giboo. com/grants/p/69655e9e30ad40c80f5ce433? cid=03296381-1584-4b59-95a7-8cb89ae442d0) Madison House Autism Foundation Inc Equine therapy program Equine therapy services Recipient of equine therapy Therapeutic horsemanship This grant champions neuro-inclusivity and community building through agricultural and equine resources, fostering a sense of belonging for all.

It prioritizes health, wellness, and life-affirming opportunities, promoting physical and emotional resilience within a supportive natural setting. Key focus areas include agricultural and equine resource development, environmental stewardship, and education, emphasizing interdependence with nature and rural space preservation.

The grant specifically targets individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, people with physical, cognitive, or emotional challenges, and adults with differences in ability, while also engaging broader community members and groups.

Programs offered encompass Equine-Assisted Activities & Therapies (EAAT), a Job Readiness Program focused on agricultural skills for employment, Agricultural Education, and a Volunteer Program. Farm-based enterprises like The Soapery and The Garden further support participants and the organization's mission. Operations are primarily based in Montgomery County, Maryland.

Equine therapy program Equine therapy services Recipient of equine therapy Therapeutic horsemanship This grant supports nonprofit organizations in North Carolina that provide equine-assisted therapy to individuals with physical, mental, and emotional conditions. Eligible organizations must have 501(c)(3) status and have been operational for at least one year.

The grant focuses on equine-assisted therapy programs, including financial aid for therapy participants, acquisition of riding apparel and equipment, and procurement of essential tools for client participation in horse activities.

Funding is available for capital expenditures for facility improvements on non-profit-owned properties, new service initiatives, acquisitions for riding equipment or adaptive devices, and the expansion of existing services. Research projects dedicated to exploring equine-assisted therapy are also eligible, as are physical construction projects that enhance safety for clients and horses.

The grant also aids patients requiring scholarships and financial assistance to access therapeutic services.

Equine therapy program Equine therapy services Recipient of equine therapy Therapeutic horsemanship The Connor James Smith Patient Assistance Grant, currently prioritizing emergency applications, provides financial aid to individuals diagnosed with SCN8A and their families worldwide, provided they are members of the TCSF Family Network.

The grant focuses on several key areas: medical equipment and therapy devices (e.g., wheelchairs, sensory items), educational aids and supplies (e.g., diapers, g-tube supplies), and therapeutic and life enrichment services (e.g., hippotherapy, service animals). It also addresses urgent needs by offering financial assistance for emergency medical situations and burial costs for deceased patients.

Beneficiaries include SCN8A patients, their families (especially caregivers facing financial burdens), and bereaved families. The program aims to alleviate financial pressures and enhance the quality of life for those affected by SCN8A.

Equine therapy program Equine therapy services Recipient of equine therapy Therapeutic horsemanship This grant opportunity focuses on supporting adaptive sports programs, with a specific emphasis on equine therapy for mental health. The primary beneficiaries are disabled Veterans and disabled members of the Armed Forces.

Funding is allocated to organizations that plan, develop, manage, and implement adaptive sports programs tailored to the unique needs of these individuals, providing crucial training and diverse opportunities. A key component is the integration of horse-related activities into adaptive sports to address mental well-being.

While the broader objective is to foster adaptive sports participation for physical and mental rehabilitation, proposals must specifically center on equine therapy for mental health. The program is identified as Equine Therapy Grants within the VA Adaptive Sports Grant Program, with up to $5,000,000 available, subject to federal fund availability. There are no specified geographical preferences for this grant.