Structured Diversion With Real Work, Not Just Words
For courts and stakeholders who are tired of seeing the same people cycle through the system.
For courts and stakeholders who are tired of seeing the same people cycle through the system.
Work, Accountability, and Second Chances
Work
Participants clock in for real, physical work in equine and related operations: feeding, grooming, cleaning, repairs, and facility care. They learn to show up on time, follow instructions, and finish what they start.
Accountability
Every day is scored on attendance, safety, task completion, and conduct. Hours are logged, supervisors sign off, and courts or probation receive clear, simple reports they can trust.
Second Chances
Instead of sitting in a cell or drifting through probation, adults build a work record, earn credible references, and move closer to stable employment—making communities safer over time.

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