Transitions Through Motion is preparing to welcome participants back.

Transitions Through Motion (TTM) empowers people of all ages to live life fully through occupational therapy, equine-assisted services, and a supportive farm setting. By partnering with horses, our clinicians create powerful, real-world opportunities for individuals to build strength, confidence, independence, and connection.

In our new, permanent home in Hatfield, the horses are ready, the team is ready, and families are eager to return. What remains are several final safety and accessibility improvements to ensure every participant can access programming confidently and with dignity.

Through the Ready to Welcome Campaign, TTM is raising $30,000 by April 30 to complete critical upgrades aligned with PATH International accreditation and safety standards, including, but not limited to:

Building an accessible indoor arena ramp
Installing new indoor arena lighting
Installing fencing for the outdoor arena
Building an accessible outdoor arena ramp

These improvements are about more than infrastructure. They ensure that every child and adult who comes to TTM enters a space designed for safety, trust, and possibility — where meaningful progress can happen.

At TTM, progress unfolds through partnership — between horse and human, clinician and participant, community and mission. Preparing the environment where these partnerships take place is essential to the work itself.

The Ready to Welcome Campaign strengthens the foundation of this next chapter, allowing TTM to reopen responsibly while expanding access to more individuals and families in the months ahead.

Because of this work:

Children build confidence and independence
Adults develop strength, balance, and self-trust
Families access therapeutic services that support everyday life

We are ready to welcome participants back — safely, confidently, and together.

Join us in completing these final steps. Make a gift today and help make these moments possible.

Ready to Welcome Campaign

Help us complete the final steps for a full return to programming