Ambury Park Centre

Riding therapy with a difference, where horses help improve the lives of children, adolescents and adults with physical, emotional, psychological and intellectual disabilities.

Ambury Park Centre is a registered charity established in 1983 as a riding centre for people with disabilities. Since that time the Centre has developed a range of services including a school for students aged 13 upwards and a full-time vocational training programme for adults 18 and over. These programmes include physiological and psychological therapies and educational, work training and social development programmes.

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Ambury Park Centre News

Catch up on our most recent news with updates and photos from our Academic, Vocational, Equine and RDA departments, including a heartfelt piece from long-time volunteer Sheryl, who was recently honoured at this year's AGM. READ MORE

Would you like to help us?

 Your donation will go towards general upkeep around the centre, along with providing the necessary care for our horses. 

Head over to our givealittle page now to make a donation.

Hire our Arena and facilities

Ambury has an amazing indoor arena, outdoor arena and function rooms for hire. The indoor arena is 40m x 35m. The outdoor arena is 80m x 45m. They are available for a variety of activities: discover more here.

How can YOU help?

You can help us in several ways: by volunteering a few hours to work with our horses, a donation to help with our running costs, or by sponsoring one of our wonderful horses or ponies. Ambury Park Centre relies on the community for a large part of its funding. The school fees and riding fees paid by clients or supporting agencies who contribute around a third of our income. Similarly, government grants supply about a third, so the Board and Centre have to work hard to raise the further third needed to cover our costs every year.

Ambury Park Centre is a member of NZRDA. The core purpose of NZRDA is to provide interaction with horses to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for people experiencing disability, or who have specific challenges or needs. https://rda.org.nz/

 

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