Hi, my name is Sara and I'm a fully certified Equine Assisted Therapy coach, qualified in Therapeutic Riding, Equine Assisted Personal Development and Equine

Assisted Learning. I'm also a proud parent of a wonderful child with autism. Through both my professional training and my personal journey as a parent, I have witnessed the incredible healing power that horses can bring to children and adults alike.

For my child, the stables have always been a place of calm, connection and joy - a space where words aren't always needed, yet communication flows freely. I know first hand how horses can unlock trust, build confidence and provide comfort where traditional therapies sometimes fall short. That is why I am starting Croi Go Croi Equine Assisted Services.

This will be a safe, welcoming space in North Kerry and West Limerick, where children, young people and adults with additional needs, disabilities or emotional challenges can benefit from equine assisted therapies. My vision is to combine my professional expertise with my lived experience as a parent to create something truly life changing for families like mine.

How your support will help

Every donation, no matter the size, will go directly towards creating Croi Go Croi. Your kindness will help with;

• Therapy Resources - Equipment and materials needed for sessions.

• Start Up Costs - Insurance, basic running costs and essentials to get our doors open.

• Horse Care - Essentials to keep our therapy horses happy and healthy.

• Facilities – creating a welcome and accessible space in the wonderful yard we have secured.

Together, you’ll be helping us build a place of healing, hope, fun and a heart to heart connection.

Every donation brings us closer to creating a space where hearts connect – Croi Go Croi, heart to heart – through the gentle strength of horses. If you are able to support us, we sincerely thank you, and if you cannot give right now please consider sharing this page to help us spread the word.

With gratitude…

Croi Go Croi Equine Assisted Services