Therapeutic Ride Algoma

A therapeutic and recreational horseback riding program dedicated to individuals with cognitive, physical, and developmental disabilities.

Participate

Are you or someone you know interested in a therapeutic riding experience? Please fill out our registration form and we will be in touch shortly regarding your application.
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Volunteer

Join our group of dedicated volunteers! Volunteering with TRA is a fulfilling and meaningful experience. We are looking for volunteers and CanTRA-certified instructors.
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Sponsor

Are you a business or individual interested in helping TRA achieve our goals? We are fully dependent on donations, and greatly appreciate our sponsors.
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Our story

TRA is a local, charitable organization based in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Founded in 1999, we have worked to provide the joys and benefits of horseback riding to people of all ages in our community who live with disabilities.

Community support and a strong volunteer base have always been critical to our success. Our program relies on the continued generous support of our community, dedicated groups of volunteers and the love of giving others a positive, nurturing experience.

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“My daughter Heidi has participated in Therapeutic Ride Algoma (TRA) since 2012 when she was ten years old. Over this time, I have watched her confidence and abilities grow, with the help of dedicated volunteers, caring instructors and, of course, wonderful horses! Riding with TRA has been a highly formative and socially beneficial experience for Heidi. As a parent of a child with a disability, I am grateful she has had this opportunity to learn, develop and have lots of fun.”

Nick Baggs

Father of Heidi Baggs

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Contact

Registered Charity: # 866749674RR001

Mailing Address: 1014 Fifth Line East, SSM Ontario, P6A 6J8

TherapeuticRideAlgoma@hotmail.ca

Therapeutic Ride Algoma

TRA is a local, charitable organization serving the Algoma region in providing the joys and benefits of horseback riding to children, youth and adults in our community who live with a disability.