The Epona Trust - People for Horses, Horses for People!
- Offering services to:
- Parents
- Young parents
- Looked after children
- Secondary school aged children
- Adults 19-25
- Adults
- Young carers
- Primary school aged children
- Young people 16-18
- Families
- Supporting people with:
- Activities for children and young people
The Epona Trust, Based at Russells Equestrian Centre is a non profit trust that rescues and rehabilitates Horses and Ponies back into work.
One of the main aims of the Trust is to give access to horses and ponies for anyone who would benefit from a positive relationship with Horses and Ponies - no matter their age, ability, experience or back ground..
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Verity Pauline Tidmarsh
- Contact Position
- Trustee
- Telephone
- +447561556316 +447561556316
- veritytidmarsh@yahoo.co.uk
- Website
- The Epona Trust
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Where to go
- Name
- Russells Equestrian Centre
- Address
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Russell Equestrian Centre, New Place
Allington Lane,
west end
Southampton
Hampshire - Postcode
-
SO30 3HQ
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Costs
- 45 per hour
- Details
- Half Hour sessions available at £28 reduced rates for RDA accessibility mark clients, please see our website russellsec.com for more information.
Availability
- Referral not required
- Referral Details
Please book and pay in advance.
- Other notes
Clients with special needs have to be accompanied by a family member or support worker.
Local Offer
- Description
From ages 4yrs upwards
- Contact Name
- Verity Pauline Tidmarsh
- Contact Telephone
- +447561556316
- Contact Email
- veritytidmarsh@yahoo.co.uk
- What does your service do?
Horse riding, agility, EGALA, Equine pamper sessions etc
- Who does your service provide for?
Please call/visit us to book
- How can I start using the service?
Please call/visit us to book
- Where is it located and what areas does it cover?
Riding arena, tailored to client.
- How do you communicate with service users and how are they involved in decision making?
weight limit is 14 stone
- Is your service fully accessible?
yes
- What training are the staff supporting children and young people with SEN and Disabilities had or are having?
Support worker or family member needs to accompany client.
- How will I know my child is safe?
Riding is a risk sport but we make every effort to teach you how to be as safe as possible - we are fully licenced and insured
- Does your service include children and young people with:
- Autistic spectrum conditions
- Challengine behaviour
- Social mental and emotional healh
- Hearing impairment
- How are parents involved in the setting/school/college? How can I be involved?
Carol Boulton / Verity Tidmarsh
- Offering services to:
- Parents
- Young parents
- Looked after children
- Secondary school aged children
- Adults 19-25
- Adults
- Young carers
- Primary school aged children
- Young people 16-18
- Families
- Supporting people with:
- Activities for children and young people
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Last Updated: 04 October 2022