Erin started HHH back in 2012 with one horse and a dream. She is a PATH certified therapeutic riding instructor and has extensive experience working with severly cognitively disabled individuals. Erin is extremely passionate about sharing her love and knowledge of animals with her community. 

Brit joined the team in February 2023 as our admin assistant. She handles most of our email correspondence between volunteers and clients, as well as intial communication with potential program participants. Brit also runs our life skills programs and works with several of our students. Brit is extremely ethusiastic and plays a large role within the program. 

Jessica earned her PATH certification in 2015 and has a background in working with children of all abilities. She spent her childhood competing as an equestrian and is the proud owner of a beautiful mare. Jessica loves to build strong relationships with her students and is passionate about teaching the art of horses. 

Kayla joined HHH in 2023 as a beginner rider instructor and is currently working towards her therapeutic riding instructor certification. Kayla is enthusiastic about teaching her love for horses to her students and is eager to continue her education through certification. 

Karla has a background in PSIA ski instruction, career and life coaching, and over 30 years of volunteering with people in recovery. In 2021, she discovered the profound impact horses can have on people's lives.  She is pursuing PATH certification and has taught in Georgia and Colorado. Karla has completed the required teaching hours and is submitting her application for certification.

Ravin has been part of HHH since 2022 and is our Monday/Wednesday caretaker. Her love for the farm and the animals shows through her work. Ravin started off as a volunteer with very minimal experience and worked her way up to one of our lead caretakers. Ravin also acts as a supervisor for our life skills groups. 

Dillon joined HHH in 2020 and is our lead caretaker on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Dillon also assists with property maintenance and volunteers during our therapeutic lessons whenever we are short handed. He is one of our main volunteer educators when it comes to daily farm duties. 

You might recognize Hank from our segment on Atlanta News First. Hank helps out with daily chores on Mondays and Wednesdays. The work he does on the farm helps to keep everything clean and organized. His favorite part about working on the farm is getting the mow the grass and groom the horses