RDA is a UK based national charity that provides opportunities for people with disabilities to get meaningful and lasting therapy and health benefits from riding and carriage driving.  A key part of the work is also to recognise and celebrate the achievenent of the participants and this lead to success from small steps forweard to going all the way to winning a Paralympic Gold medal.

We work through a network of 500 centres acorss the UK and rely on the input of volunteers at all of these centres.  Over 30,000 people of all ages currently benefit from the activity, but we know that for each of these people there are about another 4 people on a waiting list.  We are desperately trying to change this and although we have expanded by a third since 2009, we need more suppport and more volunteers to make this change.

We need volunteers of all backgrounds and with a variety of skills - not only those with experience of horses.  Whatever you do, we'll provide all the training and suppport you need.  If you want to talk through some of the options, get in touch.

Go on!  Get involved and help make a massive change to someone's life.

Charity

Riding for the Disabled Association

Riding for the Disabled Association's headquarters in Shrewley, United Kingdom

Michael Bishop

Jessica Cook

Vicki Rowles

Lee Heard

Lisa Davies

Sian Lambert

Ceri Walters

The Volunteer Coordination and Management team at the Riding for the Disabled Association is responsible for recruiting, training, and managing volunteers across the organization's 500 UK centers. They ensure that volunteers of all backgrounds are effectively integrated and supported, enabling the delivery of therapeutic riding and carriage driving experiences to individuals with disabilities. Additionally, the team plays a crucial role in expanding volunteer engagement to reduce participant waiting lists and enhance the reach and impact of RDA’s services.

Volunteer Coordination and Management

The Communications and Partnerships team at Riding for the Disabled Association is responsible for enhancing the charity's public profile, managing media relations, and fostering corporate partnerships. The team works to communicate the impact of the charity's work, engage volunteers, and build relationships with corporate sponsors to secure funding and resources necessary for expanding their services to more participants. Their efforts help to raise awareness, recruit volunteers, and secure the vital support needed to meet the growing demand for their therapeutic riding and carriage driving programs.

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Riding for the Disabled Association

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Teams

Volunteer Coordination and Management

Communications and Partnerships

Offices

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