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Therapeutic Horse Riding Course for People with Disabilities Concludes in Kafr Qara

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A therapeutic horse riding course for people with disabilities concluded successfully in Kafr Qara, organized by the municipality's Social Services Department and funded by the Akim Association. The program, held at the Al-Wisam Horse Stable in Ar'ara, aimed to enhance participants' skills, confidence, and sense of achievement through interaction with horses. Participants received certificates of appreciation, and organizers emphasized the community's role in fostering inclusion and opportunity for individuals with disabilities.

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  • A therapeutic horse riding course for people with disabilities concluded in Kafr Qara.
  • The initiative was organized by the Kafr Qara Municipality's Social Services Department.
  • Funding was provided by the Akim Association and the Sawa Center collaborated.
  • The course took place at the Al-Wisam Horse Stable in Ar'ara.
  • Participants gained new skills, confidence, and a sense of accomplishment.
  • Attendees received certificates of appreciation for their commitment.
Therapeutic Horse Riding Course for People with Disabilities Concludes in Kafr Qara
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A therapeutic horse riding course for individuals with disabilities successfully concluded in Kafr Qara. The initiative was organized by the Social Services Department of the Kafr Qara Municipality, represented by community outreach efforts, and led by community social worker Rami Aql. The event was photographed by the Kafr Qara Municipality and funded by the Akim Association, in collaboration with the Sawa Center for the Rehabilitation of People with Special Needs. The course took place at the Al-Wisam Horse Stable in Ar'ara.

The program provided participants with a unique experience, allowing them to interact with horses, acquire new skills, and enhance their self-confidence and sense of accomplishment. This was achieved through a series of sessions combining therapeutic elements with a supportive and encouraging atmosphere.

I'tidal Masarweh, Director of the Social Services Department, expressed her happiness with the participants' joy and their demonstrated ability to interact with the horses. She emphasized the importance of such initiatives in strengthening the capabilities of people with disabilities and offering them opportunities for new experiences that foster skill development and self-confidence.

Participants received certificates of appreciation at the end of the course for their commitment and perseverance throughout the sessions. Rami Aql, the community social worker, highlighted the community's fundamental responsibility to provide opportunities for people with disabilities to showcase their abilities and build self-confidence. He stressed the importance of ensuring their active participation in community activities organized by the municipality to enhance their sense of belonging and standing within society.

This initiative is part of the Kafr Qara Municipality and its Social Services Department's ongoing efforts to promote community participation and provide specialized programs that prioritize the needs and abilities of people with disabilities, based on the belief in their right to participate, integrate, and achieve.

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