Rycroft can certainly cater for people with disabilities . . . but I don't think they run a dedicated RDA programme per se. There are kids with autism and profound deafness who ride and at least two adults with some form of physical disability (one paraplegic and one who's lost the use of his left arm and leg).
It's expensive but they do have some quality horses and ponies and the level of instruction is very good. They're very safety conscious and never, ever over-horse people . . . able-bodied or otherwise. Oh - and some of their horses and ponies are from proper RDA centers (most notably Tommy and Fudge).
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