When Katy Lake finished her A-levels in July 2023, the idea of going straight to university felt overwhelming. Unsure of her next steps, she decided to take a gap year—a decision that would lead her to the Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) and a life-changing journey into coaching.
Read MoreTwo weeks have passed since the Agria Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials 2025, and we’re reflecting on what a meaningful and memorable experience it was to be named Charity Partner of the Year.
Read MoreA huge thank you to the Pets Foundation for their generous grant, which has helped us enhance equine welfare and improve accessibility at RDA UK’s Lowlands Equestrian Centre in Warwickshire.
Read MoreOver three unforgettable days, hundreds of participants, volunteers, families, and supporters gathered to celebrate the remarkable journeys made possible through the power of horses at this year's RDA National Championships.
Read MoreRiding for the Disabled Association (RDA UK) is proud to announce a pioneering three-year research partnership with Hartpury University and College, marking a new chapter in understanding the life-changing potential of equine-assisted activities for disabled people, the unique role that horses play in delivering these experiences, and the positive impact such activities have on the horses' own wellbeing.
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