Horses helping Heroes is a program of Stable Hands where military Veterans can build strength and confidence while developing horsemanship skills. HhH has been running three eight week sessions per year since 2009.

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Horses helping Heroes is built on the foundation of Veteran peer support and utilizes the camaraderie between Servicemen and women to provide a supportive environment. Trained Veteran volunteers assist with each session. We operate from a beautiful outdoor facility located on private property. Horsemanship and riding skills are taught in mounted and dismounted sessions by PATH certified riding instructors.

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We provide a supportive atmosphere and help Veterans discover an activity you can  successfully participate in.

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Founded in 1996, Stable Hands is a PATH Premier Accredited Center and follows the national standards set by PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International).   Stable Hands is a non-profit 501(c) (3) organization.

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Contact Stable Hands today by email at info@stablehands.org for more information.

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Please read the articles below to learn from first hand experience.

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“My Horse Has PTSD”: A North State Marine’s Survival Tale

Stable Hands’ Veterans Program was featured in the Vanguard 2010 Issue. To view the article, go to page 16.