Therapeutic Horseback Riding Program Boosts Self-Confidence for People With Disabilities in Kafr Qara
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
A therapeutic horseback riding program for people with disabilities concluded in Kafr Qara, organized by the municipality's social services department and funded by the Akim Association. The initiative aimed to boost self-confidence and develop skills through interaction with horses at the Al-Wisam stable in Ar'ara. Participants received certificates of appreciation, though specific details on program size were not released.
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- A therapeutic horseback riding program for people with disabilities concluded in Kafr Qara.
- The initiative aimed to enhance self-confidence and develop skills through horse interaction.
- The program was organized by the municipality's social services department and funded by the Akim Association.
- Sessions were held at the Al-Wisam horse stable in Ar'ara.
- Participants received certificates of appreciation upon completion.
A therapeutic horseback riding program for individuals with disabilities concluded in Kafr Qara, northern Israel. The initiative was spearheaded by the local municipality's social services department, organized by community social worker Rami Aql, funded by the Akim Association, and conducted in collaboration with the Sawa Center for the Rehabilitation of People with Special Needs. The sessions took place at the Al-Wisam horse stable in Ar'ara.
The program provided participants with direct interaction with horses in a supportive environment, aiming to develop skills, enhance self-confidence, and create new opportunities for engagement and participation. I'tidal Masarweh, Director of the Social Services Department, noted the participants' joy and sense of accomplishment, emphasizing the importance of providing experiences that allow individuals with disabilities to develop their abilities and participate in community activities.
Rami Aql highlighted the community's role in offering opportunities for people with disabilities to showcase their talents and ensure their active participation in local events. Participants received certificates of appreciation for their commitment and attendance. The municipality did not disclose details regarding the number of participants, sessions, or the program's duration.