Welcome to The Fortune Centre of Riding Therapy - a  registered charity and Residential Specialist College - where young people with special needs learn basic and life skills through horses

 

LONDON MARATHON

 NEWSFLASH

 

ATTENTION POTENTIAL STUDENTS

There are still a few vacancies  for September 2012  entry

gm.gulliver@fcrt.ac.uk

 for information and appointments to visit

 

 

 

mission statement

The Fortune Centre of Riding Therapy's mission is to enable horse-motivated students with special needs to relate more successfully to others and to have greater and more appropriate control over their own lives.

This is done through their involvement with horses. This use of horses, to enable young people to learn and develop, is the core of our work. It is the reason for The Fortune Centre of Riding Therapy's existence and has been the mission since the foundation of the work in 1976. It will remain the mission and our unique offer as a specialist independent provider.

 

 

35th ANNIVERSARY

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Introducing our new logo

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modernisation of our website.

 

 

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This site last updated  22/04/12

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In the following pages we hope to introduce you to the fascinating subject of Equine Related Therapy, and to tell you about the therapeutic opportunities that the FCRT offers - particularly to young people between the ages of 16 and 25 - who suffer from learning and behavioural difficulties.

We will introduce you to the three year FETH Course, tell you about the opportunities that we offer to younger children from local special schools and  answer some of the more frequently asked questions We will explain  'Who's who', and how you can contact us for more advice and information.  

 

Most importantly we hope that friends and supporters of The FCRT, together with all members of OFA (Old Fortunates Association) and parents of FETH course students - past, present and future - will enjoy keeping abreast of what is going on through frequent references to the news flash