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Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT) activities contribute to improving the health, the interpersonal and the socialization of the beneficiary involved. Since there is no common approach and technique, there is a great need in creating a space to exchange, develop and establish updated practices. People who are in any relation with horses and their environment are trained to follow rules, respect the t ...

Since the work with a large number of local volunteers (around 200 per year) and that most of them are young people from 15 to 30 years old, we would like to continue to include volunteers from the EU who have given an international dimension to our overall volunteer program. Interworking involving training and education with the development of competencies that provides young man more employment ...