Michigan 4-H Proud Equestrians Program Snapshot (4H1637)

February 27, 2015

MI 4-H PEP Project SnapshotThe 4-H Proud Equestrians Program (PEP) is one of a few 4-H-based programs for riders with disabilities in the U.S. Riders include people with physical, developmental, emotional or multiple disabilities. You can be involved in the program either as a youth or adult rider or as a youth or adult volunteer. This 4-H snapshot sheet covers what 4-H’ers can learn by participating in the 4-H PEP program, ways to get involved and resources for learning more. This is one in a series of Michigan 4-H snapshot sheets on a variety of topics. (2 pages, 2014)

Michigan 4-H Proud Equestrians Program Snapshot (4H1637)

 

 

 

 

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