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Young people with disabilities having fun at equine college

WHAT WE DO

Fortune College is an educational environment like no other. Using their love of horses as a motivator, we empower young people aged 16 to 25 with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to have greater control of their lives.  

OUR COURSE

Students are taken on an educational and residential journey over three years. Split into six core areas, our curriculum gives them a solid foundation to learn everything from English and Maths – up to and including GCSEs – to riding and stable management. 

What we do at Fortune college

SPONSOR A HORSE

Our beautiful horses make our course a reality. These fascinating and emotionally aware animals are the perfect partners to help students learn valuable life, communication and employment skills. By sponsoring a horse, you’re helping to change lives. 

INFORMATION FOR

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CARE GIVERS

Enrol your young person in an inclusive and inspiring horse-based educational course, where they will absorb new skills, gain confidence and learn how to live independently.   

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REFERRING ORGANISATIONS

Enable students to attend a teaching facility like no other. One that meets their learning, educational, physical and social needs through working with horses.  

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 EMPLOYERS

Employ dedicated and creative young people within your business or organisation and help them find paid work or voluntary opportunities where they are valued. 

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Members Free/Guests £2.00

OUR PATRON

Actor and animal advocate, Martin Clunes, has been our patron for 10 years. Watch the video below to find out more about how Martin supports our college and the work we do at Fortune College. 

Fortune College on the BBC


We’re proud to be featured in a recent BBC film showing how charity support helps our students learn, grow, and thrive through their work with horses.

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