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Sally Brammall, a journalist, looks at the life of a horse from Follyfoot – a social enterprise using equine therapy to help people suffering from behavioral problems or mental or physical illnesses.
Equine therapy can be used to aid people in recovery from serious illnesses. According to founder Claire Friend and her sister, Sophie Morris, "Cancer patients can get a lot of comfort from being around horses, because as such big powerful creatures, many people are scared of them. A bit like cancer. Getting to know a horse allows people to feel like they are taking control again."
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Programs whose primary purpose is to provide for the care, protection and control of wildlife and domestic animals; to help people develop an understanding of their pets; and to train animals for purposes of showing.Federal Programs Related to - Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy, General/Other
Programs that focus on protecting and promoting the broad civil rights and civil liberties of individuals and work to change public policy and opinion in a variety of areas.See also: +COMMON CODE Advocacy (**B); Hate Crimes Prevention (I02.07); Housing Discrimination (I05.08); Voter Services (W08.05)
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Social Entrepreneur Catches Waste of Opportunity
Steven Cornish, founder of aimwith, based in Silicon Valley, CA, is a social equity marketplace for impact where crowdfunders, impact investors, and charitable organizations invest in change together.
