KINGMANS HEALING HOOVES INC

Conducts outreach programs, including school presentations and Out-Reach S.T.E.M. programs, reaching 482 students across 2 schools, and provides equine care and safety outreach programs and field trips.

Conducts outreach programs, including school presentations and "Out-Reach S.T.E.M." programs, reaching 482 students and visiting 2 schools. It also provides equine care and safety outreach programs and field trips.

Offers summer and winter camp programs focused on horses, horsemanship, and riding for children, including 200 children from the Colorado River Boys and Girls Club. Also provides "Learn About Horses Through the Arts" classes and free art classes for children aged 8-18, using horses as live subjects.

Offers a range of horsemanship riding lessons through its KHH Horsemanship Riding Academy, including 90-minute group lessons, 30-minute Tiny Tots lessons for children aged 4 and 5, and 60-90 minute sessions for individuals aged 6 to seniors. The academy teaches beginning, intermediate, and advanced skills in English, Western, Jumping, and Trail riding.

Offers horsemanship riding lessons through its KHH Horsemanship Riding Academy, including 90-minute group lessons, 30-minute "Tiny Tots" lessons for children aged 4 and 5, and 60-90 minute sessions for individuals aged 6 to seniors. The Academy covers beginning, intermediate, and advanced skills in English, Western, Jumping, and Trail riding, and teaches safe horsemanship for ages 4 and up.

Provides summer and winter camp programs focused on horses, horsemanship, and riding, serving 200 children from the Colorado River Boys and Girls Club. Additionally, it offers "Learn About Horses Through the Arts" classes and free art classes for children aged 8 to 18, teaching basic art skills using horses as subjects.

Provides summer and winter camp programs focused on horses, horsemanship, and riding for children, such as those from the Colorado River Boys and Girls Club. The organization also conducts outreach programs, including school presentations and Out-Reach S.T.E.M. programs, and offers art classes using horses as subjects.

Provides annual care for therapy horses, including hoof care, veterinary services, and food and vitamins, feeding 96 bales of hay per month to 12-13 horses. The organization also rescues and rehabilitates malnourished horses, re-training them for therapeutic riding and other activities, and offers horse training services for horses with fear issues.

Rescues and rehabilitates malnourished horses, providing annual care including hoof care, veterinary services, and food and vitamins. This includes feeding 96 bales of hay per month to 12-13 horses in their program and re-training rescued horses for therapeutic riding.

Rescues and rehabilitates malnourished horses, providing comprehensive annual care including hoof care, veterinary services, food, and vitamins. The organization also re-trains rescued horses for therapeutic riding and other program activities.

Rescues and rehabilitates malnourished horses, providing annual care including hoof care, veterinary services, food, and vitamins. The organization feeds 12-13 horses approximately 96 bales of hay per month and re-trains rescued horses for therapeutic riding and other activities.

Offers internships for individuals aged 16 and older, providing opportunities for learning and development within the organization.

Offers internships for individuals aged 16 and older.

Engages volunteers to support its operations, receiving significant volunteer hours. The organization also offers internships for individuals aged 16 and older.

Engages volunteers to support its operations and offers internships for individuals aged 16 and older, contributing to the organization's capacity and community involvement.

Provides therapeutic and educational programs using horses, including Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP), Equine Assisted Learning (EAL), and Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT). These programs offer intervention services, mental health services, and physical therapy, serving individuals from age 3 to seniors, including those with special needs, PTSD, and children on the autism spectrum. Specialized equipment like lifts and saddles are used to accommodate individuals with paralysis or other disabilities.

Provides therapeutic and educational programs using horses, including Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP), Equine Assisted Learning (EAL), and Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT). These programs offer intervention services, mental health services, and physical therapy, serving individuals aged 3 to seniors, including those with special needs, PTSD, and children on the autism spectrum. Specialized equipment like lifts and saddles are used to enable individuals with paralysis to ride.

Provides therapeutic and educational programs using horses, including Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP), Equine Assisted Learning (EAL), and Equine Assisted Therapy (EAT) for individuals of all ages, including those with special needs, PTSD, and paralysis. These programs aim to improve confidence, balance, communication skills, and overall well-being.

Offers therapeutic riding and groundwork sessions for individuals aged 3 to seniors, including those with disabilities, special needs, PTSD, and children on the autism spectrum. Programs include 30-minute Tiny Tots lessons, 60-90 minute KHH Academy sessions, and 90-minute group horsemanship riding lessons, utilizing specialized equipment like lifts and saddles for wheelchair-dependent clients.

Engages volunteers to support its operations, utilizing 7125 volunteer hours and receiving ongoing volunteer involvement.

Provides Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) and Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP) sessions, including 60-minute EAL sessions, utilizing therapy horses like Colt and Charmer to help participants develop confidence, balance, and communication skills.

Offers horse training services specifically for horses with fear issues, aiming to produce well-trained and respectful animals.

Provides summer and winter camp programs focused on horses, horsemanship, and riding, serving children from organizations like the Colorado River Boys and Girls Club. The organization also offers "Learn About Horses Through the Arts" classes for children aged 8-18, teaching art skills using horses as subjects, and conducts outreach programs including school presentations and S.T.E.M. programs, reaching 482 students across 2 schools.