01 Identity
Scottish charity record
- OSCR charity number
- SC052034
- Status
- Active
- Regulatory type
- Standard
- Designated religious body
- No
- Geographical spread
- A specific local point, community or neighbourhood
- Volunteers
- 0 volunteers
- Staff
- 0
- Postcode
- KA18 2QJ
02 Purpose and work
What the charity exists to do
We provide Horse therapy to children and young people to support them with the impact of their mental health , neurodivergence and trauma. Our support helps build their confidence, self esteem, self worth and supports the regulation of their nervous system to impact sustained change. With increased funding we are introducing Forest School to increase our provision we currently offer. This will be link with the John Muir award which will offer the chance to build skills in a practical capacity. Sessions are provided after school and at the weekend within reason all year round.
Charitable purposes
- the advancement of education
- the advancement of health
- the advancement of the arts, heritage, culture or science
Beneficiaries
- People with disabilities or health problems
Activities
- It carries out activities or services itself
Constitutional objectives
4 The organisation?s purposes are: 4.1 To facilitate and advance the development of health, social wellbeing and improve the quality of life by providing equine assisted therapy and learning to people in need due to: a) by ill health (both physical and mental) b) by disabilities c) by social exclusion 4.2 To facilitate and advance the development of health and social wellbeing in order to improve the quality of life of persons who are: (i) Serving or who have served in the Armed Forces and who have been injured or wounded and are suffering mental or physical illness or disability, including post-traumatic stress disorder 4.3 To provide opportunities to children and young people who are struggling with emotional wellbeing to help develop coping skills and confidence through equine assisted therapy. 4.4 The advancement of education and training in relation to animal welfare through visits, volunteering and work experience 4.5 The advancement of Scottish Culture and Hertitage by promoting the Clydesdale horse which is a native breed of Scotland. The Clydesdale is currently listed as vulnerable and is considered a rare breed.
03 Annual returns
Income and expenditure history
| Year end | Income | Expenditure | Staff | Return received |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 September 2025 | £11,650 | £10,834 | 0 | 5 August 2026 |
| 30 September 2024 | £12,660 | £8,810 | 0 | 29 June 2025 |
| 30 September 2023 | £12,900 | £4,006 | 0 | 14 March 2024 |
Figures are those reported by the charity and supplied in the OSCR bulk download. Blank facts remain distinct from zero.
04 Contact record
Principal office or trustees address
- Address supplied to OSCR
- Corselet Bungalow, Ochiltree, Cumnock, KA18 2QJ
- Website supplied to OSCR
- Not supplied
- Parent charity
- Not supplied
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05 Provenance
Source for this profile
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