Why Choose Wild Bhiza Stables?

ABOUT OUR HOMESTAY

Private African Homestead Stay with Dawn & Dusk Horse Riding | Victoria Falls

Experience genuine rural Zimbabwe hospitality in your own private homestead. Just your group, authentic village life, and unforgettable horseback adventures at sunrise and sunset.

The company does not assume any responsibility for the loss or theft of personal belongings or for any injuries sustained during the trip. Riders are required to sign an Indemnity Form and must possess travel insurance or medical aid for their own protection.

Wild Bhiza reserves the right to cancel trips at any time due to safety concerns, inclement weather, or unforeseen circumstances.

The company accepts no responsibility for loss/theft of personal items or injuries during the trip. Riders must sign an Indemnity Form and have travel insurance or medical aid.

Prices are subject to change without notice.

Payment in full must be made in United States Dollars (USD) cash upon confirmation of the booking by the Agent/Client. Failure to do so may result in reservation cancellation, subject to the cancellation policy.

Cancellations must be made in writing within 30 days or result in a No Show, incurring 100% cancellation fees. Reservations must be made by the Agent through email or Whatís App to +263 779 650 131.

We ride at the most inexperienced pace
All riders weighing up to 90 kg (196 lbs)
No children under 8 years are allowed.
A maximum of 4 client riders is permitted on a ride.
All clients must sign an Indemnity form, and individuals under 18 years require a Parent/Guardian signature.

Travel Insurance:
Full medical coverage, including air evacuation and repatriation, is essential. Good travel insurance is advised for unexpected events.

Email us to book directly and enjoy a 10% discount—no need to use Viator. Email Now or WhatsApp +263 77 965 0131

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Horse Riding Volunteer Program in Zimbabwe

Make a Lasting Impact Near Victoria Falls

Join Africa’s most authentic horse riding volunteer program in Zimbabwe and experience the perfect blend of ethical horsemanship, meaningful community work, and genuine cultural immersion. Based at Wild Bhiza Stables in Chisuma Village—just 25 km from Victoria Falls—you’ll work alongside qualified guides, care for our gentle herd, and contribute to real community development that makes a difference.

Your Volunteer Experience

Location & Setting
Welcome to Banko Farm in Chisuma Village, nestled in the untouched rural landscape perched on the escarpment of the Mighty Zambezi River. This hidden gem, just 25 km east of Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, offers profound insights into the timeless ways of its people and the intricate setup of their homesteads.

At Banko Farm, you’ll find a traditional rustic homestead where everyone pitches in for daily chores, fostering a shared experience. Equipped with an outhouse shower and toilet, a traditional kitchen, a roundarval dining area, and a fire pit, you’ll have the perfect place to relax.

Accommodation Features:
Three bedrooms and floor fans
Shared accommodation (maximum 4 volunteers at a time)
Limited electricity with solar lamps often being used
Veranda with small outdoor sofa
Authentic off-grid living experience

Meals Included:

Breakfast & Lunch:
Self-catering basis with all necessary groceries provided (meat, dairy products, vegetables, fruit, and other dry goods for you to choose your meal preferences)

Dinner: Home-cooked dinner prepared for you to enjoy in the comfort of the Boma with your new friends

Special Treats: Special ingredients and treats can be purchased once a week on your town trip

Braai Night: Traditional Barbeque night where you’ll have the option to try local cuisine –

Beverages: Water is fresh and safe to drink. Coffee, tea and mazoe provided. Any other soft or alcoholic beverages can be purchased at the homestead or in town

Victoria Falls National Park: During your trip, you’ll head out to Victoria Falls National Park for a game drive.

Days Off: You will have the option of staying in Victoria Falls at a local backpacker lodge, to give you options to explore the town of Victoria Falls in your two days off. This will be at your leisure and the accommodation is included in the price (excluded food and beverages). This experience promises an unforgettable journey filled with natural wonders, thrilling adventures, local culture, and the genuine warmth of the community.

What You’ll Do: Daily Activities

Experience the friendly culture, get involved with the communities and conservation projects. Your days will be spent on horseback, helping within the communities, and exploring the rich cultural tapestry of the region.

Horse Care & Natural Horsemanship

• Feed, groom, and bond with our herd of 8 gentle, mixed-breed horses
• Learn ethical bitless riding techniques and natural horsemanship methods
• Master humane horse handling using head collars (no bits, no force)
• Daily riding excursions through Chisuma Village’s beautiful rural landscapes

Riding Sessions

• Riding programs for local children
• Witness the transformative power of horses in healing and development
• Work alongside our experienced staff to create safe, supportive sessions

Animal Welfare & Veterinary Care

• Assist with veterinary care and animal welfare outreach
• Support community animal welfare initiatives
• Partner with (Community Animal Research and Education) on established programs

Youth Education & Empowerment

• Teach local youth essential horse care skills and riding basics
• Share your knowledge and passion with the next generation
• Build lasting connections with community members

Community Development Projects

• Participate in horticulture and sustainability initiatives
• Join community clean-ups and environmental projects
• Support education and empowerment programs
• Contribute to projects that create measurable, lasting impact

Program Goals: Creating Positive Change

The Wild Bhiza Volunteer and Community Project is where your passion meets purpose in a unique blend of horse welfare, community engagement, and therapeutic support. This program is more than an opportunity; it’s your commitment to creating positive change in the lives of animals, volunteers, and the communities we touch.

In this transformative journey, your primary goals at Wild Bhiza Farm revolve around fostering a harmonious relationship between volunteers, horses, and the community.

Overall Animal Welfare in Chisuma:

Cultivate a culture of community responsibility by providing comprehensive education on animal care, focusing on horses.

Community Engagement & Enrichment:

Uplift the local economy by supporting regional food providers, fostering sustainability, and promoting a thriving economic ecosystem.

Empowerment Initiatives for Volunteer Development:

Utilise your manpower and skills to enhance the well-being of residents.
Together, let’s sow the seeds of compassion, empowerment, and lasting impact.

Program Details
✅ Duration: 1–4 weeks (flexible scheduling to suit your availability)
✅ Age Range: 18–80 years (all ages welcome!)
✅ Group Size: Maximum 4 volunteers at a time for personalised mentorship and meaningful impact
✅ Experience Level: No prior horse riding experience required—complete beginners welcome!
✅ Supervision: Full support from horseback riding staff and our experienced team throughout your program
✅ Weight Limit: Maximum 90 kg (196 lbs) for the safety of both riders and horses

Pricing (All-Inclusive)
Includes: Accommodation, all meals (except days off at backpackers’ lodge), daily horse riding, all activities, transfers, game drive, qualified instruction, and full program support.

Payment: We accept euros, GBP pounds, and USD, with payment based on the exchange rate at the time of booking. Please note that this information is a guide and is subject to change.

Why Choose Wild Bhiza?
✅ Only authentic village immersion + horse riding volunteer program near Victoria Falls
✅ Ethical bitless riding and natural horsemanship (no force, no bits—just connection)
✅ Small groups (max 4 volunteers) ensure personalised attention and real impact
✅ Beginner-friendly approach—no riding experience necessary
✅ Established partnerships with (Community Animal Research and Education) and Education community organisations.
✅ All our staff are experienced horse riding experts with advanced training and experience
✅ Genuine cultural tourism in Zimbabwe—not a staged show, but real village life
✅ Safe and supported—access to Victoria Falls medical facilities and ACE ambulance

Frequently Asked Questions

How long are the volunteer programs?
Our horse riding volunteer programs near Victoria Falls run from 1 to 4 weeks, with flexible scheduling to accommodate your availability. You can choose the duration that works best for your schedule and goals.

What is the typical age range for volunteers?
We welcome volunteers aged 18–80 years. Whether you’re a gap year student, career professional, or active retiree, our volunteer programs in Zimbabwe are designed for passionate individuals at any life stage.

Do I need horse riding experience to volunteer?
No prior horse riding experience is required! Our horseback guides provide comprehensive instruction and support. Whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced rider, our volunteer programs in Zimbabwe are designed for all skill levels.

Is there a weight limit for volunteers?
Yes, for the safety of both riders and horses, we have a maximum weight limit of 90 kg (196 lbs).

What will I do as a volunteer at Wild Bhiza?
Volunteers participate in a variety of meaningful activities: – Daily Horse Care: Feed, groom, and bond with our 8 gentle horses – Horse Riding: Daily riding excursions led by experienced guides using natural horsemanship techniques –  Veterinary Care: Assist with veterinary care and animal welfare outreach – Youth Education: Teach horse care and riding skills to local youth in Chisuma Village – Community Projects: Participate in horticulture, community clean-ups, education initiatives, and empowerment programs

Will I ride horses every day?
Yes! Daily horse riding excursions are a core part of our volunteer programs. You’ll ride using ethical horse riding practices and natural horsemanship methods under the guidance of our horseback riding staff. *No riding on days off.

Are there any wildlife encounters during rides?
No, our riding excursions take place in the communal lands of Chisuma Village and do not include planned wildlife encounters. However, a breeding herd of elephants passes through the area once or twice a year, and there’s a small chance of spotting hyena or leopard, though this is rare. The experience focuses on authentic African village life, traditional homesteads, and the beautiful rural landscapes surrounding Victoria Falls.

Where will I stay during the volunteer program?
Volunteers stay in our traditional homestead on the stables’ property in Chisuma Village, 25 km from Victoria Falls. The accommodation includes: – 6 single beds (shared accommodation) – 2 outhouses with showers – Kitchen facilities – Traditional rondavel – Off days at Backpackers Lodge (excludes meals)

What meals are included?
All nutritious meals are included and prepared from local ingredients. You’ll enjoy traditional African dishes, including sadza, nyama, chimula, and other authentic Zimbabwean cuisine. This is part of your cultural tourism Zimbabwe experience!

What happens on days off?
On days off, accommodation can be arranged at a local backpackers’ lodge (meals not included at the lodge). This gives you the opportunity to explore Victoria Falls activities such as: – Victoria Falls rainforest tours ($50 park fee) – Scenic helicopter flights ($150-$360) – White water rafting ($139-$272) – Bungee jumping ($168) – Wildlife safaris ($78-$350) – Cultural tours and dining experiences

What if I need medical attention?
Volunteers have access to medical facilities in Victoria Falls and emergency transport via ACE ambulance during the program. We recommend you take out ACE air cover $40.

Do I need travel insurance?
Yes, all volunteers must have valid travel insurance. This is a requirement for participation in our volunteer programs.

• Single entry visa: US$30 (sufficient for most volunteers)
• Double entry visa: US$45 (if leaving Zimbabwe during your stay)
• KAZA UniVisa: US$50 (if visiting Zambia during days off)

1. On arrival at Victoria Falls Airport or border (easiest option)
2. eVisa before travel at www.evisa.gov.zw

• Passport valid for 6+ months
• Blank pages for stamps
• Return flight details
• Proof of accommodation (we’ll provide this)

Ready to Start Your Volunteer Journey?

Experience the best horse riding volunteer program in Africa—where ethical horsemanship meets authentic cultural tourism and meaningful community impact.

Contact us today: – WhatsApp: +263 77 965 0131 or +263 789 278 119 – Email:

Let’s create lasting change together. 

VISA Requirements For Village Tour FAQs:

Do I need a visa to visit Victoria Falls?

• Visa on Arrival: Available at Victoria Falls Airport and border posts (US$30 single entry, US$45 double entry, US$55 multiple entry for most nationalities)
• KAZA UniVisa: US$50 (valid for Zimbabwe and Zambia for 30 days) – ideal if visiting both countries
• eVisa: Apply online at www.evisa.gov.zw before travel
• Visa-exempt countries include: South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, and several others. Check with your nearest Zimbabwean embassy or consulate for your specific nationality.
• Important: Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from your entry date and has blank pages for stamps.

For Homestead Stay FAQs:

Do I need a visa for the homestead stay experience?

• Yes, international visitors need a visa to enter Zimbabwe. You can obtain:
• Tourist visa on arrival at Victoria Falls Airport (US$30-55 depending on entry type)
• KAZA UniVisa (US$50) if you’re also visiting Zambia
• eVisa in advance at www.evisa.gov.zw
• Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months and have blank pages. Some nationalities (South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, etc.) don’t require a visa. Check requirements for your specific country before booking.

For Volunteer Program FAQs:

What visa do I need for the volunteer program?

• Single entry visa: US$30 (sufficient for most volunteers)
• Double entry visa: US$45 (if leaving Zimbabwe during your stay)
• KAZA UniVisa: US$50 (if visiting Zambia during days off)

How to get your visa:

• Passport valid for 6+ months
• Blank pages for stamps
• Return flight details
• Proof of accommodation (we’ll provide this)

Wild Bhiza Terms & Conditions

1. Acceptance of Terms

By booking any program or service with Wild Bhiza (“we,” “us,” or “our”), you (“the participant” or “you”) agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions. For participants under 18 years of age, a parent or legal guardian must accept these terms on their behalf.

Please read these terms carefully before making your booking. If you do not agree with any part of these terms, please do not proceed with your booking.

2. Booking Process

2.1 How to Book

Bookings can be made through:
– Our website: www.wildbhizastables.com
– Email: hello@wildbhizastables.com
– WhatsApp: +263 77 965 0131 or +263 789 278 119
– Phone: contact us

2.2 Booking Confirmation

Your booking is confirmed once we receive:
1. Completed booking form with all required information
2. Signed medical declaration form (where applicable)
3. Payment of the required deposit or full amount (see Payment Terms below)
4. Proof of valid travel insurance (for volunteers and overnight stays)

We will send you a written confirmation via email once all requirements are met.

2.3 Provisional Bookings

Provisional bookings (without payment) will be held for 7 days and then automatically released if no written confirmation or payment is received.

3. Payment Terms

3.1 Accepted Currencies

We accept payment in:
– US Dollars (USD) – primary currency
– British Pounds (GBP)
– Euros (EUR)

All prices are quoted in USD. Payments in GBP or EUR will be converted at the prevailing exchange rate at the time of booking.

3.2 Payment & Deposit Requirements

Village Horse Riding Tour (Day Tour):
– 100% payment is required to confirm your booking.
– This payment is non-refundable within 24 hours of the tour start time (see Cancellation Policy).

Authentic Homestead Stay with Horse Riding (Stay & Ride):
– 50% deposit required to confirm your booking.
– The remaining 50% balance is due 30 days before your stay.

Volunteer Programs (1–4 weeks):
– 30% deposit required to confirm your place.
– The remaining 70% balance is due 60 days before the program start.

3.3 Late Payment

If we do not receive full payment by the due date, Wild Bhiza reserves the right to:
– Treat your booking as cancelled under the relevant cancellation terms
– Retain deposits and any payments due under Section 4
– Release your reserved dates to other participants

3.4 Payment Methods

• Bank transfer (preferred, processing fees may apply)
• Credit/debit card (processing fees may apply)
• PayPal (processing fees may apply)
• Cash payment on arrival (by prior arrangement only, for day tours booked locally)

Important: All bank charges, transaction fees, and currency conversion fees are the responsibility of the participant. Please ensure the full amount reaches our account.

4. Cancellation Policy

4.1 Cancellations by Participant

All cancellations must be submitted in writing via email to hello@wildbhizastables.com. Cancellation is effective only when acknowledged in writing by Wild Bhiza.

Village Horse Riding Tour (Day Tour):
– To receive a full refund, please cancel in writing at least 24 hours before your scheduled tour.
– Cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance, no-shows, or arrivals more than 30 minutes late are not eligible for a refund (100% of the tour price is forfeited).

Authentic Homestead Stay with Horse Riding (Stay & Ride):
– More than 30 days before the start of your stay: Your 50% deposit is refundable or can be transferred to new dates within 12 months (subject to availability and any price changes).
– 30 days or less before the start of your stay: 100% of the total stay cost is non-refundable. No refunds on deposit or balance.
– No-show or late arrival (30+ minutes for first activity/transfer): No refund. All payments forfeited.

Volunteer Programs (1–4 Weeks):
– More than 60 days before program start: Full refund minus a $300 administration fee, or transfer your deposit to new dates within 12 months (subject to availability and any price changes).
– 31–60 days before program start: No cash refund, but you may move your dates once within 12 months (subject to availability and any price changes).
– 30 days or less before program start: No refund and no date changes. All payments forfeited.

4.2 Cancellations by Wild Bhiza

We reserve the right to cancel your booking in the following circumstances:
– Insufficient participant numbers
– Unsafe weather conditions
– Horse welfare concerns
– Force majeure events (see Section 10)

If we cancel your booking:
– Full refund of all payments made, OR
– Transfer to alternative dates at no additional charge

We are not liable for any additional costs you may incur (flights, accommodation, etc.) if we must cancel your program.

4.3 Early Departure

If you choose to leave your program, stay, or tour early for any reason, no refunds will be provided for unused days or services.

4.4 Termination for Misconduct

If your program is terminated by Wild Bhiza due to:
– Violation of safety rules
– Inappropriate behaviour toward staff, horses, or community members
– Intoxication or substance abuse
– Failure to disclose medical conditions

No refunds will be provided, and you will be responsible for all costs associated with your early departure.

5. Changes to Your Booking

5.1 Changes by Participant

If you wish to change your confirmed booking (dates, program type, etc.):
– Administration fee: $40 per change
– Plus: Any difference in program cost
– Plus: Any charges imposed by suppliers (accommodation, transfers, etc.)

Changes are subject to availability and must be requested in writing.

5.2 Changes by Wild Bhiza

While we make every effort to deliver programs as described, we reserve the right to make changes due to:
– Weather conditions
– Horse health and welfare
– Local community circumstances
– Safety concerns
– Operational requirements

Minor changes (e.g., slight itinerary adjustments, different horses) will not entitle you to compensation.

Major changes (e.g., significant itinerary changes, accommodation changes) will be communicated as soon as possible, and you will have the option to:
– Accept the changes, OR
– Cancel with full refund

6. Travel Insurance

6.1 Mandatory Requirement

All volunteers and overnight guests must have valid travel insurance for the entire duration of their program or stay. Your insurance must cover:
– Medical expenses and emergency medical evacuation
– Repatriation
– Personal accident
– Lost or delayed baggage
– Trip cancellation and curtailment
– Personal liability
– Activities involving horse riding

6.2 Proof of Insurance

You must provide proof of insurance before your program or stay start date. Failure to provide proof may result in your booking being cancelled with no refund.

6.3 Recommended Coverage

We strongly recommend purchasing insurance that includes:
– ACE Air Cover (or similar) for medical evacuation in Zimbabwe
– Coverage for adventure activities and horse riding
– Cancel-for-any-reason coverage (if available)

7. Health, Safety & Participant Requirements

7.1 Medical Declaration

You must complete our medical declaration form honestly and accurately (for volunteers and overnight guests, and where requested for riders). You must disclose:
– Any medical conditions (physical or mental)
– Allergies
– Current medications
– Dietary requirements
– Previous injuries relevant to horse riding

7.2 Fitness Requirements

Participants must be:
– Able to mount and dismount a horse (with assistance if needed)
– Able to walk on uneven terrain
– Able to participate in daily activities for 4–6 hours
– Within our weight limit: Maximum 90 kg (196 lbs)

7.3 Age Requirements

• Volunteer Programs: 18–80 years
• Day Tours: 8–80 years (minors must be accompanied by an adult)
• Overnight Stays: All ages welcome (children must be supervised)

7.4 Vaccinations & Health Precautions

It is your responsibility to:
– Consult your doctor or travel clinic before travel
– Obtain required vaccinations for Zimbabwe
– Bring sufficient medication for your entire stay (in original packaging with your name)
– Take malaria prophylaxis if recommended

7.5 Indemnity & Assumption of Risk

By participating in Wild Bhiza programs, you acknowledge that:
– Horse riding and farm activities carry inherent risks
– You participate voluntarily and at your own risk
– You will follow all safety instructions provided by our guides
– You release Wild Bhiza, its staff, and partners from liability for injury, loss, or damage except where caused by our negligence

All participants must sign our indemnity form before participating in any activities.

8. Passport, Visa & Travel Documents

8.1 Your Responsibility

It is your sole responsibility to ensure you have:
– Valid passport (with at least 6 months validity beyond your travel dates)
– Correct visa for Zimbabwe (tourist visa or volunteer visa as required)
– Sufficient blank pages in your passport
– Any required transit visas

8.2 Visa Requirements

• Tourist Visa: Available on arrival at Victoria Falls Airport for most nationalities (approx. $30–$50 USD).
• Volunteer Visa: May be required for programs longer than 30 days – check with the Zimbabwe embassy.

Wild Bhiza is not responsible for denied entry due to incorrect documentation. No refunds will be provided if you cannot enter Zimbabwe.

9. Accommodation & Meals

9.1 Accommodation Standards

• Volunteer Programs: Traditional homestead accommodation (shared, rustic, off-grid)
• Overnight Stays: Traditional homestead (private for your group, rustic, off-grid)

Accommodation is clean, safe, and suitable for volunteers and guests, but may not meet Western hotel standards. Facilities include:
– Outhouse toilets and showers
– Solar lighting (limited electricity)
– Shared spaces

9.2 Meals

• Volunteer Programs: All meals included (self-catering breakfast/lunch, home-cooked dinners)
• Day Tours: Refreshments, snacks, tea/coffee, juice, water
• Overnight Stays: All meals included (traditional dinner, breakfast, brunch)

9.3 Dietary Requirements

Please inform us of any dietary requirements or allergies on your booking form. We will do our best to accommodate, but options may be limited in rural Zimbabwe.

10. Force Majeure

Wild Bhiza will not be liable for failure to perform our obligations due to circumstances beyond our reasonable control, including but not limited to:
– Natural disasters (floods, droughts, earthquakes)
– War, civil unrest, terrorism
– Government restrictions or border closures
– Pandemics or public health emergencies
– Strikes or labour disputes
– Severe weather conditions

In such events, we will work with you to reschedule or provide alternative arrangements where possible, but we are not liable for refunds or compensation for costs incurred.

11. Liability & Limitations

11.1 Our Liability

Wild Bhiza and its staff will exercise reasonable skill and care in providing services. However, we are not liable for:
– Injury, illness, or death not caused by our negligence
– Loss or damage to personal property
– Delays or changes due to third parties (transport providers, etc.)
– Consequences of your failure to follow instructions or safety guidelines
– Events beyond our control (Force Majeure)

11.2 Maximum Liability

Our maximum liability to you for any claim (except for death or personal injury caused by our negligence) is limited to the total amount you paid for your program or stay.

11.3 Third-Party Services

Where we arrange third-party services (transfers, Victoria Falls activities, etc.), these are subject to the terms and conditions of those providers. We act only as an agent and are not liable for their performance.

12. Complaints & Dispute Resolution

12.1 On-Site Issues

If you have any concerns during your program, tour, or stay:
1. Speak immediately with your guide or program coordinator
2. Contact Lisa via WhatsApp: +263 77 965 0131
3. We will work to resolve issues promptly

12.2 Formal Complaints

If you wish to make a formal complaint:
– Submit in writing to hello@wildbhizastables.com within 30 days of your program end date
– Include your booking reference, dates, and a detailed description of the issue
– We will respond within 14 days

12.3 Governing Law

These terms are governed by the laws of Zimbabwe. Any disputes will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of Zimbabwean courts.

13. Photography & Marketing

By participating in Wild Bhiza programs, you grant us permission to:
– Take photographs and videos of yourself during activities
– Use these images on our website, social media, and marketing materials
– Share testimonials or reviews you provide

If you do not wish to be photographed or have images used, please inform us in writing before your program.

14. General Provisions

14.1 Entire Agreement

These Terms & Conditions constitute the entire agreement between you and Wild Bhiza and supersede any prior agreements or representations.

14.2 Severability

If any provision of these terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue in full force and effect.

14.3 Amendments

Wild Bhiza reserves the right to amend these terms at any time. Amendments will be posted on our website and apply to bookings made after the amendment date.

14.4 Contact Information

For questions about these terms, contact:
– Email: hello@wildbhizastables.com
– WhatsApp: +263 77 965 0131 | +263 789 278 119

15. Acknowledgement

By making a booking with Wild Bhiza, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms & Conditions, including our Payment Terms and Cancellation Policy.

Last Updated: 25/11/2025
Wild Bhiza Stables | Chisuma Village, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

As a horse riding volunteer in Zimbabwe, you are an integral part of our team and play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of our horses and the success of our programs. To maintain a safe and positive environment, we expect all volunteers to adhere to the following Code of Conduct:

Respect for Horses:
Treat all horses with kindness, patience, and respect.

Follow proper grooming, saddling, and riding procedures as instructed by the staff.

Report any concerns about the health or behavior of the horses to the designated supervisor.

Safety First:
Prioritize safety for yourself, fellow volunteers, staff, and horses at all times.

Wear appropriate safety gear, including helmets, as directed by staff.

Follow guidelines and instructions provided during orientation and training sessions.

Professionalism:
Professionally conduct yourself when interacting with staff, fellow volunteers, and clients.

Demonstrate a positive attitude and contribute to a friendly and inclusive atmosphere within the volunteer team.

Responsibility for Equipment:
Handle all riding equipment, including saddles, bridles, and grooming tools, with care.

Report any damage, loss, or malfunction of equipment immediately to the staff.

Punctuality and Commitment:
Arrive on time for scheduled volunteering activities and commit to the agreed-upon schedule.

Notify staff promptly if you are unable to fulfill your volunteer duties as planned.