Welcome to the home of the Equestrian Association for the Disabled

Since its inception in 1978, T.E.A.D. has provided thousands of individuals young and old with a different approach to their situation. Located in the rolling pastures of Mount Hope, T.E.A.D. is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for children and adults with disabilities through equestrian therapy, a proven method in dealing with the challenges presented to them by their disabilities. We endeavour to fulfill our mission statement with honesty, integrity, and accountability, with which the professionalism and compassion of staff, instructors and volunteers empower our riders with disabilities to a level of riding that earns the respect of all involved at T.E.A.D.

Breaking News

Come Together with the Caverners in support of TEAD                               Saturday March 3rd, 2012 - Marritt Hall, Ancaster

 Get your tickets today!  Tel: 905-679-8323 ext. 221/222

* Good food * great show * live and silent auction * friends * 

Volunteer Training

The next volunteer training session is scheduled for Wednesday March 7th @ 6pm, please register tel: 905-679-8323 ext. 221 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

Equine Canada, Coach Award Recipient

"Congratulations" are in order for Pat who was recognized at the February 3rd Equine Canada Awards event in St. Johns Newfoundland for certified coaches across Canada in the first annual coaching awards.  These awards were for the coach or instructor that exemplifies the national Coaching Certification Program through coaching/teaching skills, concern for safety and equine welfare, business practice and support of the national rider and coaching programs.  Over 50 nominations came in from all over the country from youth, adult, amateurs, peers, employers and barn staff telling Equine Canada why each coach was doing a great job and deserved to be awarded.

Pat's winning category was Instructor Coach, Therapeutic.    Good show Pat!

Click Here for the T.E.A.D December Newsletter.