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Since 1970, RDAV has been a community-driven not-for-profit that enables people with disability of all ages and backgrounds to experience freedom and independence through equestrian activities.
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Volunteering opportunities are endless- you could assist during lessons, care for and feed horses and assist with fundraising!
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Our Story
The original inspiration for the RDA movement was the Danish dressage rider Elizabeth Hartel. Despite her polio-related disability, she won a silver medal in the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki.
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Recreational Riding
Riders develop skills and confidence—enjoying the freedom and exhilaration associated with riding.
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Riders enhance their wellbeing—strengthening muscles, developing mobility, improving psychological wellbeing.
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A challenging and fun activity suitable for those who cannot participate in riding programs and who use a wheelchair. Carriage Driving can offer the participant independence as well as developing their balance, self-esteem and motor skills.
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Riders extend their capacity—entering competitions, developing experience and reaching new levels of achievement.
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Moorabbin Training Day
Saturday 8th February 2020 Barkers St., Heatherton Reserve, Heatherton 10.00 am to 12.00 pm Superior Sidewalking Background principles coaches need to apply and volunteers adopt. Presented by Sally Francis. Morning tea will be provided on arrival anda light lunch will be provided at the end. This will be very informative for all Volunteers, Assistant Coaches, … Continued
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