Regular visits from trained animals are arranged for individuals with mental health issues or cognitive disabilities. These visits can help alleviate loneliness, reduce anxiety, and provide comfort.

Objectives: To offer companionship and comfort, reducing symptoms of mental health conditions through regular animal interactions.

In this program, trained animals assist individuals with cognitive impairments, particularly those experiencing memory loss due to conditions like dementia or Alzheimer’s. The animals are trained to engage in activities that stimulate memory and promote cognitive engagement.

Objectives: To provide educational content on animals and the environment while promoting family cooperation and shared learning experiences.

This program teaches families about the responsibilities involved in pet ownership, from daily care routines to understanding animal emotions and behaviors. It includes practical sessions on animal care, nutrition, and health, facilitated by trained animals.

Objectives: To educate families on comprehensive pet care and prepare them for the responsibilities of owning a pet.

These retreats offer families a chance to step away from the stress of daily life and enjoy time together in a peaceful natural setting accompanied by animals. Activities include guided nature walks, animal care and grooming sessions, and family bonding games that create lasting memories and strengthen connections.

Objectives: To provide a relaxing and rejuvenating environment for families, using nature and animal interactions to deepen family bonds.

This initiative involves families in community service projects that revolve around animal care and welfare. Families volunteer together, contributing to animal shelters or engaging in community cleanup events that benefit local wildlife.

Objectives: To cultivate a sense of community responsibility and altruism, encouraging families to contribute positively to society together.