PARD Therapeutic Riding
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building
confidence, skills, and ability
​on horseback
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PARD Therapeutic Riding provides the physical, social and psychological benefits of horseback riding to people of all ages and abilities. Our Instructors are certified through the Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association (CanTRA) and develop individualized programs to meet each of our riders' unique needs. A certified instructor teaches each riding lesson with the help of our wonderful volunteers. PARD is local, non-profit organization in the Peterborough area. Established in 1983, PARD has always been operated solely by volunteers. The program is open to all individuals who would benefit from therapeutic riding. Our season typically runs from June-August for the assisted program, while independent riders enjoy an extended season.  
PARD is very grateful to all of the generous sponsors and supporters who have given to PARD.​ 

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Events
Please visit the Events Page for more details about upcoming events and fundraisers!
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volunteer
We are 100% volunteer run!
Join us on lesson nights, special events, or as a board member.
No horse experience needed!
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Give
Our program relies heavily on donations from our community, we couldn't do it without you!
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PARD's Charitable Registration No. 11909 1759 RR0001

PARD Therapeutic Riding operates on the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig Anishinaabeg, covered by the Williams Treaties. We honour the enduring presence of the Anishinaabeg, including Curve Lake First Nation, Hiawatha First Nation, and Alderville First Nation, and recognize the stewardship of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples across Turtle Island.
We are grateful for the opportunity to gather, learn, and ride on this land. As an organization dedicated to accessibility, wellness, and community, we recognize that reconciliation requires more than words. We commit to ongoing learning, listening to Indigenous voices, and aligning our values of inclusion and care with the principles of truth and reconciliation.