Upcoming
Events
There’s always something meaningful happening at TRS. Explore our upcoming events to find opportunities to volunteer, learn new skills, support our herd, or celebrate with our community.
There’s something for everyone!
Grooming & Blanketing Training
Join us for Grooming and Blanketing Training at The Right Step, designed for both new and current volunteers who want to build confidence in essential horse care skills. Led by Christine, this hands-on training covers proper horse grooming techniques, safe handling practices, and how to correctly and safely blanket our horses.
Volunteers will learn why grooming is important for horse health, how to identify common issues, and how to ensure blankets are fitted securely and comfortably. This training helps maintain the well-being of our horses while creating a safe, consistent environment for our programs.
Whether you’re just getting started or looking to refresh your skills, this session provides practical knowledge that supports both our horses and the individuals we serve.
Current volunteers can save their spot here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Orientation & Side Walker Training
All new volunteers at TRS are required to attend our Orientation and Side Walker Training before working with participants. Led by Instructor Morgan, this comprehensive training provides an introduction to our adaptive horsemanship programs, equine-assisted activities, and the role volunteers play in supporting a safe and inclusive environment.
The session begins with a barn tour, an overview of our programs, and a detailed safety review covering horse handling protocols, emergency procedures, and volunteer expectations. Volunteers will then move into Side Walker training, where they will learn proper positioning, communication techniques, and how to safely support participants during mounted lessons.
Side Walkers work directly alongside our clients, providing physical and emotional support while helping participants build confidence, strength, and independence. Because this role is essential to the safety and success of our programs, this training is mandatory for all new volunteers.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Volunteers can reserve their space here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Feeding and Mucking Training
Feeding and Mucking Training is an essential part of caring for the horses who make our adaptive horsemanship programs possible. Led by our volunteer Lynn, this hands-on training teaches volunteers how to safely and accurately feed our horses breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Participants will learn about the different types of grain, proper hay measuring, medication protocols, and how to clean and refill water buckets.
Volunteers will also learn how to properly muck a stall — because at TRS, we all pitch in to keep our barn clean, healthy, and welcoming. Understanding daily feeding routines and stall maintenance ensures our horses remain comfortable, safe, and ready to support the participants we serve.
Whether you’re new to barn life or looking to deepen your knowledge, this training provides practical skills that are vital to the well-being of our herd and the success of our program.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Current volunteers can save their spot here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Grooming & Blanketing Training
Join us for Grooming and Blanketing Training at The Right Step, designed for both new and current volunteers who want to build confidence in essential horse care skills. Led by Christine, this hands-on training covers proper horse grooming techniques, safe handling practices, and how to correctly and safely blanket our horses.
Volunteers will learn why grooming is important for horse health, how to identify common issues, and how to ensure blankets are fitted securely and comfortably. This training helps maintain the well-being of our horses while creating a safe, consistent environment for our programs.
Whether you’re just getting started or looking to refresh your skills, this session provides practical knowledge that supports both our horses and the individuals we serve.
Current volunteers can save their spot here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Horse Leader Training
Horse Leader Training at TRS is designed for volunteers who want to build confidence working directly with our horses during adaptive horsemanship lessons. Led by our Volunteer Trainer, Regina, this hands-on training covers safe horse handling, turnout and bring-in procedures, basic grooming, proper tacking up, and how to prepare for horse leading during lessons.
Horse Leaders play a vital role in our programs by guiding and supporting our horses while participants focus on building skills and confidence. This training ensures volunteers understand barn safety protocols, horse behavior basics, and the responsibilities involved in leading during mounted sessions.
No prior horse experience is required. Even if you don’t consider yourself a “horse person,” this training is a welcoming and supportive way to gain hands-on experience, learn new skills, and become more involved in our program. It’s a great opportunity to grow your confidence while supporting both our horses and participants.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Current volunteers reserve your space here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Feeding and Mucking Training
Feeding and Mucking Training is an essential part of caring for the horses who make our adaptive horsemanship programs possible. Led by our volunteer Lynn, this hands-on training teaches volunteers how to safely and accurately feed our horses breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Participants will learn about the different types of grain, proper hay measuring, medication protocols, and how to clean and refill water buckets.
Volunteers will also learn how to properly muck a stall — because at TRS, we all pitch in to keep our barn clean, healthy, and welcoming. Understanding daily feeding routines and stall maintenance ensures our horses remain comfortable, safe, and ready to support the participants we serve.
Whether you’re new to barn life or looking to deepen your knowledge, this training provides practical skills that are vital to the well-being of our herd and the success of our program.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Current volunteers can save their spot here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Orientation & Side Walker Training
All new volunteers at TRS are required to attend our Orientation and Side Walker Training before working with participants. Led by Instructor Julianna, this comprehensive training provides an introduction to our adaptive horsemanship programs, equine-assisted activities, and the role volunteers play in supporting a safe and inclusive environment.
The session begins with a barn tour, an overview of our programs, and a detailed safety review covering horse handling protocols, emergency procedures, and volunteer expectations. Volunteers will then move into Side Walker training, where they will learn proper positioning, communication techniques, and how to safely support participants during mounted lessons.
Side Walkers work directly alongside our clients, providing physical and emotional support while helping participants build confidence, strength, and independence. Because this role is essential to the safety and success of our programs, this training is mandatory for all new volunteers.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Volunteers can reserve their space here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Horse Leader Training
Horse Leader Training at TRS is designed for volunteers who want to build confidence working directly with our horses during adaptive horsemanship lessons. Led by our Instructor Julianna, this hands-on training covers safe horse handling, turnout and bring-in procedures, basic grooming, proper tacking up, and how to prepare for horse leading during lessons.
Horse Leaders play a vital role in our programs by guiding and supporting our horses while participants focus on building skills and confidence. This training ensures volunteers understand barn safety protocols, horse behavior basics, and the responsibilities involved in leading during mounted sessions.
No prior horse experience is required. Even if you don’t consider yourself a “horse person,” this training is a welcoming and supportive way to gain hands-on experience, learn new skills, and become more involved in our program. It’s a great opportunity to grow your confidence while supporting both our horses and participants.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Current volunteers reserve your space here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Feeding and Mucking Training
Feeding and Mucking Training is an essential part of caring for the horses who make our adaptive horsemanship programs possible. Led by our volunteer Margarita, this hands-on training teaches volunteers how to safely and accurately feed our horses breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Participants will learn about the different types of grain, proper hay measuring, medication protocols, and how to clean and refill water buckets.
Volunteers will also learn how to properly muck a stall — because at TRS, we all pitch in to keep our barn clean, healthy, and welcoming. Understanding daily feeding routines and stall maintenance ensures our horses remain comfortable, safe, and ready to support the participants we serve.
Whether you’re new to barn life or looking to deepen your knowledge, this training provides practical skills that are vital to the well-being of our herd and the success of our program.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Current volunteers can save their spot here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Feeding and Mucking Training
Feeding and Mucking Training is an essential part of caring for the horses who make our adaptive horsemanship programs possible. Led by our volunteer Margarita, this hands-on training teaches volunteers how to safely and accurately feed our horses breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Participants will learn about the different types of grain, proper hay measuring, medication protocols, and how to clean and refill water buckets.
Volunteers will also learn how to properly muck a stall — because at TRS, we all pitch in to keep our barn clean, healthy, and welcoming. Understanding daily feeding routines and stall maintenance ensures our horses remain comfortable, safe, and ready to support the participants we serve.
Whether you’re new to barn life or looking to deepen your knowledge, this training provides practical skills that are vital to the well-being of our herd and the success of our program.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Current volunteers can save their spot here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
TRS Book Club
Join us for our next TRS Book Club as we discuss Crossing the Line by Kareem Rosser, a powerful story about horses, perseverance, and finding opportunity through polo.
Equine Health and Emergency First Aid Class
Mindful Harmony Equine will be hosting Equine Health and Emergency First Aid Class at The Right Step, Inc.
Horse Leader Training
Horse Leader Training at TRS is designed for volunteers who want to build confidence working directly with our horses during adaptive horsemanship lessons. Led by our Instructor Julianna, this hands-on training covers safe horse handling, turnout and bring-in procedures, basic grooming, proper tacking up, and how to prepare for horse leading during lessons.
Horse Leaders play a vital role in our programs by guiding and supporting our horses while participants focus on building skills and confidence. This training ensures volunteers understand barn safety protocols, horse behavior basics, and the responsibilities involved in leading during mounted sessions.
No prior horse experience is required. Even if you don’t consider yourself a “horse person,” this training is a welcoming and supportive way to gain hands-on experience, learn new skills, and become more involved in our program. It’s a great opportunity to grow your confidence while supporting both our horses and participants.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Current volunteers reserve your space here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Orientation & Side Walker Training
All new volunteers at TRS are required to attend our Orientation and Side Walker Training before working with participants. Led by Instructor Julianna, this comprehensive training provides an introduction to our adaptive horsemanship programs, equine-assisted activities, and the role volunteers play in supporting a safe and inclusive environment.
The session begins with a barn tour, an overview of our programs, and a detailed safety review covering horse handling protocols, emergency procedures, and volunteer expectations. Volunteers will then move into Side Walker training, where they will learn proper positioning, communication techniques, and how to safely support participants during mounted lessons.
Side Walkers work directly alongside our clients, providing physical and emotional support while helping participants build confidence, strength, and independence. Because this role is essential to the safety and success of our programs, this training is mandatory for all new volunteers.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Volunteers can reserve their space here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Horse Leader Training
Horse Leader Training at TRS is designed for volunteers who want to build confidence working directly with our horses during adaptive horsemanship lessons. Led by our Volunteer Trainer, Regina, this hands-on training covers safe horse handling, turnout and bring-in procedures, basic grooming, proper tacking up, and how to prepare for horse leading during lessons.
Horse Leaders play a vital role in our programs by guiding and supporting our horses while participants focus on building skills and confidence. This training ensures volunteers understand barn safety protocols, horse behavior basics, and the responsibilities involved in leading during mounted sessions.
No prior horse experience is required. Even if you don’t consider yourself a “horse person,” this training is a welcoming and supportive way to gain hands-on experience, learn new skills, and become more involved in our program. It’s a great opportunity to grow your confidence while supporting both our horses and participants.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Current volunteers reserve your space here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Grooming & Blanketing Training
Join us for Grooming and Blanketing Training at The Right Step, designed for both new and current volunteers who want to build confidence in essential horse care skills. Led by Christine, this hands-on training covers proper horse grooming techniques, safe handling practices, and how to correctly and safely blanket our horses.
Volunteers will learn why grooming is important for horse health, how to identify common issues, and how to ensure blankets are fitted securely and comfortably. This training helps maintain the well-being of our horses while creating a safe, consistent environment for our programs.
Whether you’re just getting started or looking to refresh your skills, this session provides practical knowledge that supports both our horses and the individuals we serve.
Current volunteers can save their spot here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Feeding and Mucking Training
Feeding and Mucking Training is an essential part of caring for the horses who make our adaptive horsemanship programs possible. Led by our volunteer Margarita, this hands-on training teaches volunteers how to safely and accurately feed our horses breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Participants will learn about the different types of grain, proper hay measuring, medication protocols, and how to clean and refill water buckets.
Volunteers will also learn how to properly muck a stall — because at TRS, we all pitch in to keep our barn clean, healthy, and welcoming. Understanding daily feeding routines and stall maintenance ensures our horses remain comfortable, safe, and ready to support the participants we serve.
Whether you’re new to barn life or looking to deepen your knowledge, this training provides practical skills that are vital to the well-being of our herd and the success of our program.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Current volunteers can save their spot here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Horse Leader Training
Horse Leader Training at TRS is designed for volunteers who want to build confidence working directly with our horses during adaptive horsemanship lessons. Led by our Instructor Julianna, this hands-on training covers safe horse handling, turnout and bring-in procedures, basic grooming, proper tacking up, and how to prepare for horse leading during lessons.
Horse Leaders play a vital role in our programs by guiding and supporting our horses while participants focus on building skills and confidence. This training ensures volunteers understand barn safety protocols, horse behavior basics, and the responsibilities involved in leading during mounted sessions.
No prior horse experience is required. Even if you don’t consider yourself a “horse person,” this training is a welcoming and supportive way to gain hands-on experience, learn new skills, and become more involved in our program. It’s a great opportunity to grow your confidence while supporting both our horses and participants.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Current volunteers reserve your space here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Orientation & Side Walker Training
All new volunteers at TRS are required to attend our Orientation and Side Walker Training before working with participants. Led by Instructor Julianna, this comprehensive training provides an introduction to our adaptive horsemanship programs, equine-assisted activities, and the role volunteers play in supporting a safe and inclusive environment.
The session begins with a barn tour, an overview of our programs, and a detailed safety review covering horse handling protocols, emergency procedures, and volunteer expectations. Volunteers will then move into Side Walker training, where they will learn proper positioning, communication techniques, and how to safely support participants during mounted lessons.
Side Walkers work directly alongside our clients, providing physical and emotional support while helping participants build confidence, strength, and independence. Because this role is essential to the safety and success of our programs, this training is mandatory for all new volunteers.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Volunteers can reserve their space here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Feeding and Mucking Training
Feeding and Mucking Training is an essential part of caring for the horses who make our adaptive horsemanship programs possible. Led by our volunteer Lynn, this hands-on training teaches volunteers how to safely and accurately feed our horses breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Participants will learn about the different types of grain, proper hay measuring, medication protocols, and how to clean and refill water buckets.
Volunteers will also learn how to properly muck a stall — because at TRS, we all pitch in to keep our barn clean, healthy, and welcoming. Understanding daily feeding routines and stall maintenance ensures our horses remain comfortable, safe, and ready to support the participants we serve.
Whether you’re new to barn life or looking to deepen your knowledge, this training provides practical skills that are vital to the well-being of our herd and the success of our program.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Current volunteers can save their spot here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Orientation & Side Walker Training
All new volunteers at TRS are required to attend our Orientation and Side Walker Training before working with participants. Led by Instructor Morgan, this comprehensive training provides an introduction to our adaptive horsemanship programs, equine-assisted activities, and the role volunteers play in supporting a safe and inclusive environment.
The session begins with a barn tour, an overview of our programs, and a detailed safety review covering horse handling protocols, emergency procedures, and volunteer expectations. Volunteers will then move into Side Walker training, where they will learn proper positioning, communication techniques, and how to safely support participants during mounted lessons.
Side Walkers work directly alongside our clients, providing physical and emotional support while helping participants build confidence, strength, and independence. Because this role is essential to the safety and success of our programs, this training is mandatory for all new volunteers.
Please note: Volunteers must complete all required paperwork and register for the training through VicNet prior to attending.
Volunteers can reserve their space here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login
Grooming & Blanketing Training
Join us for Grooming and Blanketing Training at The Right Step, designed for both new and current volunteers who want to build confidence in essential horse care skills. Led by Christine, this hands-on training covers proper horse grooming techniques, safe handling practices, and how to correctly and safely blanket our horses.
Volunteers will learn why grooming is important for horse health, how to identify common issues, and how to ensure blankets are fitted securely and comfortably. This training helps maintain the well-being of our horses while creating a safe, consistent environment for our adaptive programs.
Whether you’re just getting started or looking to refresh your skills, this session provides practical knowledge that supports both our horses and the individuals we serve.
Current volunteers can save their spot here: https://www.volgistics.com/vicnet/login