What do a creative boy and a curious horse have in common?

A love of play and, sometimes, a baseball. When Noah first came to Hope Reins, struggles within his family had left him feeling unloved and needing a place to belong. Then he met Deetz. Deetz is strong and wise, the leader of his herd, but he is also the class clown at Hope Reins. He and Noah connected right away. Recently, Noah and his mentor began playing baseball with Deetz, creatively using some plumbing pipe as a baseball bat and a large blue ball. There was laughter, curiosity and the freedom to be silly. But this moment was about more than play. It gave Noah the chance to experience safety. To be himself. To belong to a team. To know he is worthy of love. For a child who has experienced trauma, moments like these can become part of healing. And because of generous donors, children like Noah receive every session at Hope Reins completely free of charge. Help create a safe place where more kids in crisis can find hope and healing. Give through the link in our bio. #HopeReins #Play #EquineMentorshipMinistry #Horses #EquineMinistry