PROGRAMS   

Luke 6:38 "Give, and it shalll be given unto you; good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom. For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again. "

Family Therapeutic Saddle Club (TSC):  Outdoor Seasonal Facility

All programs require parent participation!

Before the horse the helmet, EVERY TIME ... EVERY RIDE.

May, June, September and October

Special needs children are served FREE of charge: Wednesday-Friday, privately one to one, one hour, one day per week in one of three programs, based upon child's individual needs.

* TSC-3: Child requires a team of 3 consisting of 1 Horse Leader and 2 Sidewalkers riding with supervision.
* TSC-2: Child requires a team of 2 consisting of 1 Horse Leader and 1 Sidewalker riding with supervision.
* TSC-1: Child requires a team of 1 Horse leader with supervision.

With the ultimate goal of b u i l d i n g strong beginning Horsemanship and Riding skills in JAKES Club progressive learning program which will ultimately lead to ... Independent Riding with supervision.

• Requirements: New children are required to weigh 125 pounds or less with minimum disabilities, are able to sit independently with out special seating aide saddles and have no loud outbursts in sound or running due to safety around the horses.
  
• Program Description: Bible Time, beginning Horsemanship and Riding per child's individual needs.
  
• Procedure prior to Enrollment-Scheduling:
  1. Invited to tour facility (30 minutes) and submit application during the spring, summer or fall. Visit about the program best suited for your child's individual needs and program availability.
  2. After tour: Receive Enrollment Forms, discuss scheduling availability and parent participation. Lastly you will be given a Physician Release Form for Physician to complete to decide if program is suitable for child.
  3. Submit Enrollment forms and review scheduling or waiting list based upon volunteer availability Wednesday-Friday with seasonal hours.

COME SEE FOR YOURSELF WHAT
JESUS AND KIDS EVANGELISTIC SADDLE CLUB
IS ALL ABOUT, CALL AND SCHEDULE A TOUR TODAY!

"There is no reason to push the children through the programs. 
If you let them stay in their comfort zone they will flow into something new."

Therapeutic Saddle Club (TSC) Tuesday Field Trips:

JAKES Club's Therapeutic Saddle Club is opening Tuesday afternoons up to group horsemanship-horseback riding (2 riders) for the special needs community!  We are introducing our Field Trip concept to support groups & learning institutions throughout the K. C. metropolitan area. 

The program will be fashioned after our safe private programs but in the form of group riding which will allow us to serve more children.  There is no enrollment commitment as with the TSC 3-2-1 program. Simply call the number below to schedule your Tuesday afternoon Field Trip. Print the application from the document page and come on out to New Beginnings horse farm.   

Upon arriving the parent will submit application and fill out riding release forms. The fun then begins at the barn and ends with horseback riding and riding games! The program will continue to be free of charge, last approximately 1 - 2 hours and be open to children with minimum needs. There is a maximum of eight (8) riders per Tuesday, riding in shifts of two. Riders are invited to stay after their ride or leave when they are done.  

The Field Trip concept will have open scheduling on each Tuesday during May, June, September and October.  This will be a one time ride for TSC children and are always invited back during the next seasonal program.

The most important thing is to allow the children a fun, safe afternoon at the farm with horses! Remembering we are an outdoor facility, dress accordingly, no opened toe shoes and rainout's will be rescheduled for another available Tuesday.

Family Saddle Club:

March, April, July and August

One day a week for two hours, parent(s) volunteer (review volunteer  page) along side youth, age 10 and older, after school or early evening.  Receiving Beginning Level 1 Horsemanship and Riding training to help be peer models with children who have minimum special needs during the next scheduled TSC program.  Establishing equine goals for individual achievement.