JeansKnee-length shortsT-shirtsSweatshirts or sweaters

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These are group discussion sessions to equip parents and guardians with the resources needed to establish and maintain a healthy home environment.

Stable Care is completely free to the community.

This program is designed for children and youth ages 5–17 who are dealing with challenging life experiences, trauma, or difficult circumstances.

The Mane Event is completely free to the community.

PROGRAMS THAT BUILD HOPE, HEALING, AND PURPOSE

Q: When does this take place?

Stable Care is offered during the Spring and Fall semesters and meets on Mondays from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM.

Q: How do the sessions work?

Topics may include:DepressionAbuse recovery and supportDefiant behaviorsSuicidal thoughtsReactive Attachment DisorderFamily relationshipsParenting strategiesEmotional wellnessGroup discussion and shared experiences help create meaningful support and community among participants.

Q: When does this take place?

The Mane Event is offered during the Spring and Fall semesters and meets on Mondays from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM.

Q: Can I drop off my child?

No. A parent or guardian must remain on campus while their child participates. Parents and guardians are required to attend Stable Care during the program session.

Q: How do the sessions work?

Each child is paired with a trained mentor and a horse. Through guided activities and Biblical teaching, participants explore healthy ways to process challenges and build confidence, hope, and faith.

At Hope Remains Ranch, our programs are designed to help children, youth, adults, and families navigate life’s challenges through Christ-centered mentorship, equine-assisted ministry, leadership development, and family support. Whether you’re seeking encouragement, practical tools, or a place to grow, we offer opportunities that foster healing, faith, confidence, and connection.

EXPLORE PROGRAMS

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Introduction

HOW OUR PROGRAMS WORK

Every program at Hope Remains Ranch is rooted in our mission to provide hope and healing through Jesus Christ. Using a unique combination of Biblical principles, mentorship, relationship-building, and equine-assisted activities, we create safe and supportive environments where individuals and families can grow, heal, and thrive.

Our programs serve children, youth, parents, guardians, and families facing a variety of life challenges. Through meaningful interactions with trained staff, mentors, and our horses, participants gain valuable tools, encouragement, and life skills that extend far beyond the ranch.

In addition to our free programs, we have paid services that provide a deeper level of support and care. After you fill out the interest form, our team will help determine which program best suites your needs.

Our Programs

The Mane Event

Stable Care

THE MANE EVENT

Mentoring Program for Children & Youth Ages 5–17

The Mane Event is a free, specialized Biblically based mentoring program designed for children and youth who are facing difficult life circumstances or have experienced trauma. Participants work alongside trained mentors and horses while exploring God’s Word and learning healthy ways to navigate the challenges they face.

Through mentorship, relationship-building, and equine-assisted activities, children are encouraged to develop confidence, resilience, faith, and hope for the future.

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Age range: 5–17 years old

Schedule: Spring, Fall, and Winter semesters
Mondays | 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM

Cost: Free

Registration for Winter Semester is now open, closing December 11th.

Winter semester begins Jan 11, 2027

Parent Requirement: Parents or guardians must attend Stable Care while their child participates in The Mane Event.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is this for?

When does this take place?

Can I drop off my child?

How do the sessions work?

What is the cost?

PARENT
STORY

testimonials

Lives are changed at Hope Remains Ranch through renewed hope, emotional breakthroughs, and stronger relationships.

“We’re in a day and age where kids are in a constant spiritual warfare and the pressures they are under are so different from when I was a kid. I reached a stage in parenting where I felt Liam needed additional guidance from someone other than his mother. I reached out to Church at the Mill for guidance and they directed me to Hope Remains. I spoke with Kelly who told me about Mane Event for Liam but also the parent portion, Stable Care.

Liam has also enjoyed his time with his mentor, Mr. Phil and even the other mentors and children he’s been able to interact with. Having kindness shown by complete strangers, and volunteers at that, is amazing.”

Parent of a Mane Event Participant

READY TO GET STARTED?

Applications are currently being accepted for the Winter semester. Applications close December 11, 2026.

Please complete this interest form, and our office will be in touch

Submit Interest Form

STABLE CARE

Support for Parents and Guardians

Stable Care is a free, Biblically based support group designed for parents and guardians seeking encouragement, resources, and practical tools to strengthen their families. While children participate in The Mane Event, parents have the opportunity to connect with others facing similar challenges and learn strategies that help create healthy, thriving home environments.

Each session provides guidance on navigating difficult situations while fostering community, support, and spiritual growth.

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Who It’s For: Parents and guardians

Schedule: Spring and Fall semesters
Mondays | 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM

Cost: Free

Registration Deadline: August 28

Fall Semester Begins: September 14

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is this for?

When does this take place?

How do the sessions work?

What is the cost?

PARENT
STORY

testimonials

Lives are changed at Hope Remains Ranch through renewed hope, emotional breakthroughs, and stronger relationships.

“While I’m always happy to receive additional guidance as a parent, I didn’t know how much I would get out of it. Over the past 9 weeks, the knowledge, advice, compassion and community I’ve received has been truly astonishing. The other parents are going through such unique circumstances, yet at the core, we all just want to help our children and show them Jesus. Knowing that I’m not alone, that my child isn’t alone, has been huge. Loretta has been so supportive and kind in her advice to us all and the wisdom and resources that have been shared has been so helpful.

I’m so thankful that I was connected with Hope Remains. What is going on here is truly so amazing.”

Stable Care Parent Participant

INTERESTED IN JOINING?

We are currently accepting registrations for the upcoming Fall semester.

Please complete this interest form, and our office will be in touch

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About

RANCH SAFETY
GUIDELINES

Creating a safe environment for every guest, participant, volunteer, staff member, and animal is a top priority at Hope Remains Ranch.

Guest Safety Procedures

All guests must check in with staff at the gate, ring camera, and front office.
Parents or guardians of children receiving counseling or mentoring services must remain on campus during services.
Guests under 18 must be supervised by an adult at all times.
Guests may not use ranch equipment.
Feeding ranch animals is prohibited.
Guests are not permitted inside pastures or animal enclosures without staff supervision.
Please be aware of electric fencing throughout the property.
Personal animals are not allowed on campus.
Wi-Fi access is not available to protect client privacy.
Smoking, vaping, alcohol, and substance use are prohibited.
The ranch speed limit is 10 MPH.
Security cameras are located throughout the property.

PARTICIPANT
EXPECTATIONS

The following behaviors are not permitted:

Aggressive or unsafe play
Throwing rocks
Entering buildings without permission
Chasing animals
Damaging landscaping, facilities, or equipment
Disrespectful behavior toward staff, volunteers, participants, or animals

Threats of harm toward individuals, animals, or property may result in law enforcement involvement.

Weapons, weapon-like objects, matches, lighters, or fire-setting materials are strictly prohibited on ranch property.

Participants should leave electronic devices in their vehicles whenever possible.

Dress Code Requirements

Recommended Clothing

Recommended Footwear

Not Allowed

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NOT SURE WHICH PROGRAM IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Every family and individual has unique needs, and our team is here to help you determine the best fit.

Whether you’re looking for mentoring support, family resources, or leadership development opportunities, we’d be happy to answer your questions and guide you through the next steps.

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