Taking the Reins - Country Connections

Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 30th Jun 2011

 

Circles Network, an organisation based in Dunchurch, have secured LEADER funding for a project called 'Country Connections'.

The project uses Equine Facilitated Learning to work with disabled/disadvantaged or rurally isolated families and young people from the Central Warwickshire area.  

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