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Bradbourne Riding for the Disabled Association

Bradbourne Riding and Training Centre, Bradbourne Vale Road, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 3DH

Tel: 07914 273610 e-mail: contact@bradbourne-rda.org.uk

Registered in England & Wales No. 06334299 as a Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee

VAT No: GB 927 8367 79

Bradbourne RDA

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Bradbourne Group Riding for the Disabled Association

Registered Charity No: 1122480

 

BRADBOURNE RDA: OUR AIM

 

The object of the Riding for the Disabled Association is to give the opportunity of riding or driving to any disabled person who might benefit in their general health and well being. Working across the spectrum of disabilities, age range, social status and urban and rural environments, our focus is to help each individual to derive a direct therapeutic benefit and to achieve their personal goal.

 

At our base at Bradbourne Riding and Training Centre in Sevenoaks, Kent we have:

 

» Acres of fields and woodland

» Indoor school

» About 14 horses and ponies of various shapes and sizes  

» 10 instructors and over 100 helpers

 

We have over 250 registered riders and carriage drivers of whom more than 120 ride or drive each week.

 

All of our ponies are of suitable age and temperament and have been carefully selected for RDA work.

 

All of which enables us to offer a wide range of activities associated with horses and ponies including:

 

» Riding sessions

» Carriage driving group  

» Summer Camps

 

2011 NEWSLETTER

 

To read our latest Newsletter on-line, just click here or on the picture (right).

  

CLUBHOUSE PROJECT

     

Our clubhouse plays an essential part in our activities and is used for training sessions and social events as well as being the hub of our day-to-day activities and summer camps.

 

Thanks to generous grants from a number of individuals and organisations, we have finally (June 2011) been able to re-build our clubhouse.  We now have a building to be proud of which will serve us well for many years to come.

  

 

The equipping of the clubhouse has been funded by a £10,000 grant from the National Lottery through the Big Lottery Fund and we should like to acknowledge all the generous donations we have received for this project which have enabled us to purchase a fantastic new clubhouse and equip it.

 

Special mention should go to:

» Bailey Thomas Charitable Trust

» Bernard Sunley Charitable Trust

» Colyer Fergusson Charitable Trust

» Cory Environmental Trust  

» Henry Smith Charitable Trust

» Rooney Foundation

» The Wolfson Foundation

» Wooden Spoon Society

» National Lottery through the Big Lottery Fund

 

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