RIDING FOR THE DISABLED
Providing therapy through riding in Bromham since 1975
We support children and adults with disabilities to build confidence and independence through the therapeutic power of horsemanship.
Welcome to the Elisabeth Curtis Centre
The Elisabeth Curtis Centre is a purpose-built Riding for the Disabled centre in Bromham, Bedfordshire, supporting children and adults through the therapeutic benefits of horses and ponies.
As a member group of the Riding for the Disabled Association, incorporating Carriage Driving, we provide a welcoming and supportive environment where participants can build confidence, develop new skills, improve physical fitness and independence, and form lasting connections.
Our activities include riding and horse care, with new opportunities including carriage driving and Tea with a Pony. Every session is made possible by our dedicated team of coaches and volunteers – and, of course, our very special ponies.
Useful Information
Elisabeth Curtis Centre - Pricing 2026
Elisabeth Curtis Centre Term Dates 2026-2027
Feedback - Elisabeth Curtis Centre - Board of Trustees Meeting
Our Sponsors
The support of local businesses, organisations and individuals plays an important part in helping the Elisabeth Curtis Centre continue its work.Our sponsors and supporters help us care for our ponies, maintain and improve the Centre, and provide riding and therapeutic opportunities for children and adults with disabilities.
Support can take many forms, from long-term corporate partnerships and financial sponsorship to fundraising, one-off donations, equipment, or donated goods and services. However you choose to support us, your contribution helps make a real and lasting difference to our riders, ponies and wider ECC community.
Interested in supporting the Elisabeth Curtis Centre? We’d love to hear from you and explore how we could work together. Please contact Mark Blythman, our Trustee responsible for corporate fundraising.
A heartfelt thank you to all our current sponsors and donors for their continued support.
