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The annual running costs of the Erme Valley Riding for the Disabled Group are £25 000. As the organisation is staffed on an entirely voluntary basis, one might wonder where all that money goes?

Some of the expenses incurred by the Erme Valley Group include:

  • Provision and training of horses
  • Horse Feed
  • Veterinary bills
  • Staff training
  • RDA Membership
  • Insurance
  • Continual maintenance of standards to meet current Health and Safety legislation, including the provision and maintenance of the necessary equipment e.g. Hydraulic Hoists, Sling Cradles, Disabled Facilities and Disabled Access.

Erme Valley is a non-commercial organisation, relying totally on donations and support from the local community. Much time and money has been invested in the property, in order to meet the very specific needs of all the users. This is mostly achieved from the support of local businesses, local riding clubs, instructors, pony clubs and independent users of the facility and charity events, such as the Moonlight Steeplechase, held each year in August.

For details of upcoming fundraising events, please see our Events page

ADOPT A HORSE

If you would like to help the Erme Valley RDA raise funds to support our work, why not adopt a horse?

Visit our Horses page to find out about all the wonderful horses that we have at the Brook. Pick the one you like and then give us a call.

Once you’ve completed the adoption process we will send you an adoption certificate together with a picture of your horse and his / her vital statistics. We will also send you a regular newsletter to let you know what your horse has been up to!

We would like to take this opportunity to thank some of our biggest supporters:

Cowsill Logo

PFSAM Logo

Wrangaton Golf Club

Ugborough Village Fair

Horse and Groom, Bittaford

Friends of Erme Valley Riding for the Disabled Group
(Jim Long's crowd)

Joy Murray Brown

Helen Kingwell