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The Avon Centre

The Avon Centre Impact Report 2024-25

The September 2025 report describes equine and nature-based activities for disabled and disadvantaged children and adults. It covers therapeutic riding, partnerships, volunteering and participant feedback.

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About

The Avon Centre is an equine and nature-based charity in Bristol supporting disabled and disadvantaged people.

Key Metrics

Participants supported 359 participants took part in the centre's activities during 2024/25.

Key Outcomes

  • The centre's therapeutic riding and nature activities support confidence, connection and wellbeing.

Geography

South West

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