Clyde Hall Animal Therapy SCIO

Constitutional objectives

4 The organisation’s purposes are: (a) To advance health and wellbeing - by providing structured animal-assisted activities and nature-based wellbeing sessions that support the mental and physical wellbeing of beneficiaries, including but not limited to people with disabilities, neurodivergent people, people with Additional Support Needs (ASN), carers, veterans, emergency service personnel, and individuals referred through health, education, or justice services. (b) To advance education - by delivering workshops, training sessions, and experiential learning opportunities in animal care, animal welfare, enrichment, sustainable rural skills, environmental awareness, fibre and wool craft, and personal development for people of all ages. (c) To advance citizenship and community development - by offering inclusive volunteering, skills development, and community engagement opportunities designed to build confidence, reduce social isolation, and strengthen community participation. (d) To advance environmental protection and environmental improvement - by promoting sustainable land management, responsible animal stewardship, biodiversity awareness, and environmentally responsible approaches to textile fibre use and processing.