Coffee Creek Riding Center
Edmond, Oklahoma
Coffee Creek Riding Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Edmond, Oklahoma, that offers free therapeutic riding for children with special needs. According to its website, its classes use horses to motivate children with disabilities as they work on strength, coordination, balance and self-image.
- Therapeutic riding classes
- Therapeutic horsemanship
- Volunteer program
- Children with disabilities
- Children with special needs
More about this center
About the Program
Coffee Creek describes its work as therapeutic horsemanship. On its Facebook page, the center says it has provided free therapeutic riding opportunities to children with special needs for decades.
Joy Milligan is the executive director, and a volunteer board led by president Jacque Ross oversees the nonprofit.
History
Lucille Fancey and her daughter, Joy Milligan, founded the center in 1977. Fancey provided land, horses and feed to get the program started. The center built its indoor arena in 1990 and its classroom complex in 1992.
Volunteering
The program relies on volunteers to help with its riding classes. To ask about volunteer openings and the current class schedule, call (405) 340-8377 or email coffeecreekriding@sbcglobal.net.
Location
Coffee Creek Riding Center is at 17 E Coffee Creek Rd, Edmond, OK 73034.
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Common Questions
Answered from the center’s own website and public records.
How much do classes cost?
The center says its therapeutic riding is free for the children it serves.
Who can ride at Coffee Creek?
The program serves children with disabilities and special needs. Call (405) 340-8377 to ask about ages, eligibility, class times and openings.
How do I enroll or volunteer?
Call (405) 340-8377 or email coffeecreekriding@sbcglobal.net. You can also follow the center's Facebook page for updates.
Location
Edmond, Oklahoma 73034
Questions to Ask When You Call
The center is the best source for these answers.
- Are you running now, and taking new riders?Start here. We couldn’t confirm a current schedule.
- Which ages and needs do you work with?Ask about experience with your rider’s specific condition.
- Is a licensed PT, OT or speech therapist involved?Therapist-led hippotherapy is usually the only kind insurance may cover.
- What does a session cost, and are there scholarships?Many nonprofit programs offer sliding scales or sponsored spots.
- Do you have a mounting ramp or lift?Important for riders who use a wheelchair or need help mounting.