Lotto Millionaires Transform Harborough Equine Therapy Centre
Written by HFM News on 24th September 2021
A group of National Lottery millionaires who won combined prizes worth more than £20m have helped to transform a Harborough District equine therapy charity.
The Way of The Horse, based in Leire, near Broughton Astley, uses horses to help people who have experienced trauma, including NHS staff seeking help during the Covid pandemic.
The call for help came from Terri Picton-Clark from Lutterworth, who volunteers for the charity, and won a million pounds on the Lotto with her husband earlier this year:
Dina (left) & Terri (right)
The army of Lotto winners from across the midlands helped with painting, planting, new fencing, and the creation of a new driveway and workspace in one of the charity’s barns.
The Way of the Horse, which moved to the base earlier this year, has also received National Lottery Community Fund grants, totalling more than £265,000, to help it provide courses and help to its service users.
Dina Shale is the founder of Way Of The Horse:
