Horses for Autism aftercare Center

Elk Grove, California - April 1st 2024 - In celebration of Autism Awareness Month in April, Horses for Autism is delighted to announce the commencement of the Horses for Autism aftercare center. The primary goal of this center is to transform retired thoroughbreds into a second career for equine therapy and potentially offer other vital services to the Autism Community in the future.

As part of our commitment to excellence, plans are in motion to obtain accreditation from the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance by 2025, ensuring the highest standards of care and professionalism for our equine partners.

Horses for Autism transitioned into a non-profit entity under the George Noyes Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) organization, in 2020. Prior to this, Horses for Autism has been a strong advocate in the Autism community and has been raising Autism awareness for over 15 years through thoroughbred horse racing all across the country.

We are proud to partner with longtime thoroughbred farm Daehling Ranch and second generation owner/operators - Justin and Julia Oldfield. While continuing to operate as a thoroughbred boarding, breeding and training farm, Daehling Ranch will now partner with Horses for Autism to offer retirement services for thoroughbred racehorses thereby offering the potential for these horses to serve as equine therapists for the Autism Community.

"We are immensely excited to introduce 'The Horses for Autism aftercare Center' as our inaugural project demonstrating our unwavering commitment to supporting the Autism Community and harnessing the therapeutic potential of Thoroughbreds. Our heartfelt thanks go to Justin and Julia for their invaluable support which gives us the first step towards working together in the best interest of both retired thoroughbred racehorses and the Autism community," stated Johnny Taboada, CEO of George Noyes Foundation.

"I am deeply honored to be part of this endeavor, which signifies the realization of our vision. Through collaboration with local businesses, we aspire for this effort to serve as a beacon of hope and pride within our community," added Roger Noyes, Founder and CFO of George Noyes Foundation.

The groundbreaking ceremony for the Horses for Autism center will be conducted in the near future, so please stay tuned. Please email us at info@georgenoyesfoundation.org to reserve an invite. In the meantime, please consider contributing to our cause by visiting www.georgenoyesfoundation.org and/or www.horsesforautism.org.

Join us as we embark on this exhilarating journey of empowerment and inclusion. Together, let's build a brighter tomorrow, one step, one hoofbeat at a time.

Johnny Taboada
jtaboada@georgenoyesfoundation.org
510-409-5244

Roger Noyes
rogernoyes250@gmail.com
916-947-9473

8032 Canyon Creek Circle, Pleasanton, CA 94588
www.horsesforautism.org www.georgenoyesfoundation.org

George Noyes Foundation
(DBA) Horses For Autism
501 (c)(3)

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