Horses Helping

Humans Thrive

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What We Do

Helping people embrace their journey. And become more.

At Cloverleaf, there is an opportunity for everyone — children diagnosed with autism, cerebral palsy or Down syndrome; teens coping with abuse; young adults struggling with substance use disorders; elderly adults experiencing early signs of dementia or veterans regaining balance while recovering from PTSD.

Through therapeutic horseback riding, equine-assisted learning, physical and psychotherapy incorporating horses, or other equine-assisted services, Cloverleaf helps to build and focus on individuals’ abilities rather than disabilities. Cloverleaf horses help humans learn, improve and grow in ways that strengthen their body and mind, build confidence and ability, and encourage resilience.

Discover all the possibilities that come from working and bonding with horses — at Cloverleaf.

About Us Our Impact

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Volunteer.

Get involved with Cloverleaf. Bring your passion, your skills and your heart and make a meaningful impact in client lives.

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Donate.

Our impact is only possible because of our generous donors! Be a part of supporting the wellness of your local community today.

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Mission

Vision

Values

Mission

Our Mission

Cloverleaf Equine Center, at O’Shaughnessy Farm, is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that helps each individual realize their highest potential by providing equine-assisted services to people with disabilities, youth from marginalized communities, recovering military personnel, and others in need in an inclusive, community setting.

Vision

Our Vision

To inspire and enrich people, families and communities through the power of the horse.

Values

Our Values

We are dedicated to working together around our core values of:

Safety – First and foremost

Community – Awareness, respect and compassion

Well-Being – Strong physical and emotional health

Excellence – Heart and hard work

Joy – An attitude of positivity and gratitude

Why Horses?

Equine-assisted services offer accessible, customizable (and fun!) ways for people of all ages and backgrounds to build:

Mind-body connection

Self-confidence

Emotional awareness

Trust and empathy

Emotional regulation

Problem-solving skills

Social skills

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Indoor Riding Arena

Our newly-constructed indoor riding arena is complete and open to all! Come enjoy this expanded and beautiful new facility, where more people than ever can come to ride, grow and thrive.

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Camps & Workshops

Cloverleaf offers experiential learning through group horsemanship, team building exercises, and other engaging activities designed to develop relationships with the self and others.

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Services and Programs

All Cloverleaf Services and Programs

Therapeutic Riding & Horsemanship

Physical & Occupational Therapy

Mental Health & Wellness

Community Lessons

Ryan G. (Google Review)

One of the best things I’ve done in such a long time. Beautiful place, wonderful staff, awesome horse’s! Well worth my time. Highly recommend the experience!

Thank you!

Gary A. (Google Review)

Wow. What a great place. Staff was so friendly and helpful and the horses were super trained.

Brie S. (Google Review)

Friendliest environment I’ve ever experienced! Don’t think I’ll stop volunteering here anytime soon!

PATH-Certified Services & Trainers

Cloverleaf instructors are certified by the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH) to provide our clients and families with the highest levels of safety, ethics and effectiveness.

Meet Our Team

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Cloverleaf’s 2023 Impact

381

Clients Served

5562

Units of service provided to individuals with disabilities, military clients, and youth from marginalized communities

13,205

Total volunteer hours

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