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Sponsoring a child for a life skills horse camp is a wonderful way to make a positive impact on their personal development. Such camps offer children the unique opportunity to learn valuable life skills through interactions with horses. Participants often gain confidence, responsibility, empathy, and teamwork as they care for and work with the animals. The structured environment of a horse camp also fosters resilience and leadership qualities, as children engage in activities that challenge them physically and emotionally. By sponsoring a child, you are not only giving them a chance to experience the joy of working with horses, but also investing in their future by providing them with tools that can benefit them throughout their lives.
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What do the kids do
Riding horses and driving horses - confidence, emotional awareness, self regulation
working with horses- confidence, emotion awareness, responsibility, healthy relationships, self regulation, independence,
visit nursing homes with horses - Empathy, compassion, charity, independence, healthy relationships
working with other children- team building, leadership, cooperation, patience, acceptance, healthy relationships
Caring for the animals all week: feeding and cleaning — responsibility, independence
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