We are always keen to recruit new volunteers.
Our volunteers love contributing to our sessions as side-walkers and leaders for the ponies. Some of their views about volunteering with us can be found by clicking here.
We provide the training you will need to be a volunteer. Details can be found by clicking here.
Information about the approval process to become a volunteer can be found by clicking here.
RDA is now an approved provider for the Duke of Edinburgh's award. Read more by clicking here.
If you would like to find out more about volunteering, please contact us. As well as side walkers and leaders we would welcome anyone who can provide admin and fundraising support for the charity.
Our volunteers love contributing to our sessions as side-walkers and leaders for the ponies. Some of their views about volunteering with us can be found by clicking here.
We provide the training you will need to be a volunteer. Details can be found by clicking here.
Information about the approval process to become a volunteer can be found by clicking here.
RDA is now an approved provider for the Duke of Edinburgh's award. Read more by clicking here.
If you would like to find out more about volunteering, please contact us. As well as side walkers and leaders we would welcome anyone who can provide admin and fundraising support for the charity.
We currently have 42 permanent volunteers 3 that are students who come when they can.
This past year we've seen 12 new volunteers start with 9 who remain now as permanent new volunteers.
75% success rate amazing.
The new system of training has worked very well with the new volunteers.
With an informal follow up for all new volunteers a few weeks after joining the riding sessions,
working inside the school with the children and pony's.
All the training sessions have now been logged onto sheets to keep a track of who has completed the training and who needs the top up.
This past year we've seen 12 new volunteers start with 9 who remain now as permanent new volunteers.
75% success rate amazing.
The new system of training has worked very well with the new volunteers.
With an informal follow up for all new volunteers a few weeks after joining the riding sessions,
working inside the school with the children and pony's.
All the training sessions have now been logged onto sheets to keep a track of who has completed the training and who needs the top up.
