Ivey Ranch Park Association Programs
Ivey Ranch Park Association, 110 Rancho del Oro Drive, Oceanside, CA 92057
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Ivey Ranch Park Association Programs include equine volunteering, therapeutic horse riding, and able-bodied horse riding at an equestrian facility. The programs also offer after school care, all day care, a School-Age Program for children who come for after school, summer and off-track care, a Summer camp, an Adult Day Program, in-home respite services, a Working Intern Program, a Community Garden, and a Barn Buddies program where children can help clean the stalls.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
Since 1981, Ivey Ranch Park Association has served children and adults with disabilities. The organization states that integration, inclusion, and interaction are important components of its programs, and that inclusion is its culture and founding purpose. Its mission is to enable people with and without disabilities to achieve a better quality of life through care, education, and equine assisted services, and it reports that currently over two thirds of its clients have moderate to severe disabilities, including behavioral disorders, genetic disorders, and disabilities caused by accident or trauma. The Ranch reports serving over 300 individuals a week and notes that it relies on donations from the community to sustain its programs. Ivey Ranch Park Association has been honored as a 2025 California Nonprofit of the Year, and leadership includes Tonya as Director.
Parents and caregivers have shared written feedback describing their experiences with the programs, including comments about after school care, summer camp, horse riding lessons, the Barn Buddies program, and the Adult Day and Working Intern programs. These testimonials mention specific children and teens by name and describe their time at Ivey Ranch Park Association, the staff, and the horses.
Last updated March 24, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
Since 1981, Ivey Ranch Park Association has served children and adults with disabilities. The organization states that integration, inclusion, and interaction are important components of its programs, and that inclusion is its culture and founding purpose. Its mission is to enable people with and without disabilities to achieve a better quality of life through care, education, and equine assisted services, and it reports that currently over two thirds of its clients have moderate to severe disabilities, including behavioral disorders, genetic disorders, and disabilities caused by accident or trauma. The Ranch reports serving over 300 individuals a week and notes that it relies on donations from the community to sustain its programs. Ivey Ranch Park Association has been honored as a 2025 California Nonprofit of the Year, and leadership includes Tonya as Director.
Parents and caregivers have shared written feedback describing their experiences with the programs, including comments about after school care, summer camp, horse riding lessons, the Barn Buddies program, and the Adult Day and Working Intern programs. These testimonials mention specific children and teens by name and describe their time at Ivey Ranch Park Association, the staff, and the horses.
Last updated March 24, 2026.
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