WTKR News Channel 3
October 20, 2021
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – Their saddles are in place; their ropes and reins are secured. Horses at the Virginia Beach Mounted Police are ready to trot to work.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – Their saddles are in place; their ropes and reins are secured. Horses at the Virginia Beach Mounted Police are ready to trot to work.
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Two years ago, Virginia Beach experienced the mass shooting at its municipal center in the Courthouse area, both a collective tragedy and the source of an untold number of individual tragedies.
The Friday, May 31, 2019, event is a milestone in the lives of the city, its citizens and the people who comprise the city workforce — including the public safety personnel who responded to it and who have kept serving Virginia Beach through all that has happened since. This includes civil unrest and the novel coronavirus pandemic.
COVID-19 has impacted critical therapy for people with mental and physical disabilities. EQUI-KIDS & EQUI-VETS are using equine therapy to help people heal.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Like so many other things, crucial physical and mental therapy was put on pause at the height of the pandemic.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – For the first time in a year, an equine therapy center in Virginia Beach is reopening its doors to its clients.
EQUI-KIDS and EQUI-VETS, located in the same facility off Sandbridge Road, provide therapeutic riding programs for children with mental and physical disabilities and military veterans.
EQUI-KIDS Empowers and Inspires Individuals with Disabilities Through Equine-Assisted Programs
AUTHOR: Cindy Butler Focke
NEWS SOURCE: pilotonline.com
DATE: 11/07/2018
LOCATION: Virginia Beach,VA
Michael Borza not only helps people stay financially healthy but physically as well.
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AUTHOR: wtkrintern
NEWS SOURCE: wtkr.com
DATE: 07/21/2015
LOCATION: Virginia Beach, VA
EQUI-KIDS, a therapeutic riding program serving the special needs community, is happy to announce that their therapy horse Levi was named Region 3 Equine of the Year by The Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH, Intl.). Region 3 includes Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina.
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