Victory Center Partner Network

 

Partner Network

Building a national network of equine-assisted service providers across Ukraine

 

About the Network


Building trusted equine-assisted services across Ukraine


Victory Center Partner Network brings together independent equine facilities, adaptive riding programs, and equine-assisted service providers who share a commitment to safety, horse welfare, ethics, and meaningful impact.

By connecting local expertise with national and international partnerships, we help expand access to equine-assisted programs for veterans, military families, children, and communities affected by war.

Benefits of Joining


What Partner Locations Receive


✓ Access to grant-funded projects

✓ Participation in national initiatives

✓ International partnership opportunities

✓ Visibility through Victory Center communications

✓ Training and professional development

✓ Access to shared resources and methodologies

✓ Peer learning and networking

✓ Priority consideration for future programs

 

How to Become a Partner

 

Step 1

Submit an Application

Complete the online application form and provide information about your facility, team, horses, and experience.

Step 2

 

Remote Review

Victory Center reviews documentation, photos, videos, and operational capacity.

Step 3

Partner Interview

An meeting is conducted to discuss programs, values, and future collaboration.

step 4

 

Network Approval

Approved organizations become Victory Center Partner Locations and gain access to network opportunities.

Our Standards

 

Horse Welfare

 

Responsible care, appropriate workload, and welfare-centered practices.

 

 

Participant Safety

 

Safe facilities, risk management procedures, and accessible environments.

 

 

Ethical Practice

 

Respect, inclusion, trauma-informed approaches, and participant dignity.

 

 

Professional Collaboration & Community Impact

 

Transparency, reporting, accountability, and continuous improvement. Commitment to serving veterans, military families, children, and local communities.