Saba Jack

Saba Jack Farm is a nonprofit therapeutic center established in 2000 and located at Ein Yael on the outskirts of Jerusalem. It supports children, teenagers, and adults with physical, developmental, emotional, and social challenges, as well as young people at risk. Its services include therapeutic horseback riding, animal-assisted therapy, parent guidance, and a dedicated youth program. Individual treatment plans combine interaction with horses or other animals, practical care and stable work, and professional support. The farm also offers western and sport riding lessons for young people interested in developing riding skills and confidence around horses.

A multidisciplinary team includes therapeutic riding instructors, animal-assisted therapists, youth mentors, a physiotherapist, and social workers, alongside national service volunteers and community volunteers. The organization welcomes participants through private referrals, schools, healthcare providers, and therapeutic institutions. It emphasizes access and inclusion, subsidizing many sessions for families with limited means; some health funds may also contribute to costs, subject to eligibility.