This program exists to relieve the distress and disadvantage experienced by vulnerable, disengaged or at-risk young people. It reduces social isolation, supports emotional regulation in young people who lack effective coping strategies; teaches valuable communication skills, builds confidence and self-efficacy in those who have experienced exclusion or failure, and re-engages young people with learning and relationships through non-judgmental, horse-centred learning.

Delivers the core H4C EAL experience in a single day, making it accessible to groups who cannot commit to a multi-week program – directly reducing barriers to access for disadvantaged cohorts.

Often this is offered as the last day – the finale – of a term-long Youth Mentoring Program, in conjunction with a partner service provider.