ANHBC’s mission is to build healthy and engaged neighbourhoods by connecting people and strengthening their capacity to create change.  ANHBC provides welcoming inclusive programs and spaces for all in their communities, and has provided support to the Urban Horse Project.

BNH sees its involvement in the Urban Horse Project programs as an integral part of their work to support personal development and leadership skills amongst Burnaby young people.

Burnaby Horsemen’s Association have embraced our Learning With Horses program and generously provide indoor arena space in order to engage and involve Burnaby youth in the wonder of connecting with horses.

Cartier Farms, based in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, is the lead developer and trainer in Canada of the Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) program.  We use their proven model and curriculum in our programs. We are proud that all of our facilitators are trained and certified as Cartier Farms EAL facilitators and we are working with Cartier Farms in bringing their program model and training to Vancouver.

MCFD social workers refer and help bridge youth to our program, and MCFD provides fees to cover program costs.  

UNYA provides a broad range of programs and opportunities for urban indigenous youth, and helps interested youth to participate in our Learning With Horses program.

Southlands Riding Club in southwest Vancouver kindly provides us space so that Cartier Farms can offer their Equine Assisted Learning facilitator training and certification to our team and others.