#PeopleHelpingHorsesHelpingPeople

Please note there will be no Horses4Health event in 2024

but plans are underway for an exciting 2025 event!

Over £75,000 raised to date!

50 charities helped to date and 'Tea with a Pony' grants provided for 33 RDA centres

Welcome to Horses4Health

Enjoy spending quality time with equine and human friends, take some time out to relax and talk whilst making a difference to equines and humans in need.

Registration is FREE!

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How can you get involved?

There are lots of ways you can get involved in the Horses4Health event:

Register for the Hack & Chat challenge, get a friend or friends to join you and raise some sponsorship
Organise a fundraising event or ride
Get your yard or riding school involved with a fundraising event or ride
Sponsor friends and family to take part
Donate using our JustGiving page or text donation number
Tell everyone you know about it!

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Don't ride or have your own horse?

No problem! You don't have to ride to take part in the event. In our previous events we had people walking, cycling, long-reining, carriage driving and walking ponies in-hand. Our 2023 challenge can be done on horse, foot, bike or a combination! It's all about taking some time out to relax and chat with a friend or group of friends.

There are also lots of other ways you can get involved and raise money for our supported charities through your own fundraising events.

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Wellbeing tip of the week

Notice nature

Getting outside in the fresh air and amongst nature does wonders for your wellbeing. Practice mindfulness by spending a few minutes looking at your surroundings to see what is there. Bug hunting is not just for children!

Horses4Health Heroes

At the end of our 2022 event, we gave awards to our amazing members who completed certain challenges throughout the event, raised awesome amounts of money for our charities, or inspired us by going over and above. See some of our Horses4Health heroes by clicking through to read their stories.