Foxfield F.A.R.M. Corporation

• Reinforce the benefits of equestrian activities being more acceptable/recognized by participants and the public as an alternative organic approach versus solely traditional clinical/opioid solutions.
• Increase grant submissions
• Identify/expand reach to the First Responder participants as demographics reveal that this segment is growing almost as fast a pace as the veterans and often they are less familiar with the equine approach to solving the inability to deal with stress and anxiety exposure on the job.
• Continually strive to identify optimum program applications/amendments to improve synergy between equine and human

• Identify and acquire professional grant writers who are willing to provide services on an in-kind basis to financial fee costs
• Educate the public via in person presentations and media communications as to the availability, objectives, benefits and feasibility of our therapy program
• Contact directly with police, medical/ambulance and fire organizations/departments to alert them to the accessibility of our farm facility
• Continue to evaluate through survey and personal discussions with program participants prior "graduation" activity.
• We are developing our contact list through prior participants' personal relationships, neighbors and community references, posters, extended PR releases/sponsorships and senior center referrals.

• We have a deep bench of medical/legal, political, U.S. Veterans and equestrian professionals on our Director and Advisory Boards who have the qualifications and contact breadth to assist with our goals.
• My husband and I have 40 years of equine experience (teaching/coaching/polo/fox-hunting, training all breeds) resulting in a broad resume and veritable list of references to confirm our capabilities.
• Susan Regan is a 40+ year corporate marketing executive with a global fortune 500 consumer product company providing a significant business acumen in all aspects of accomplishing successful outcomes. Bill Regan is a design and construction professional whose experience provides oversight for farm facilities and equine management.

• Foxfield F.A.R.M., in February 2019 through an Advisory Board Senator's proposed SB 543, presented to the CT Commission on Veterans Affairs the request for equine therapy to be covered under the U.S. Military health care insurance coverage. The submission was well received and we are awaiting determination.
• Next we investigating a legal certification trademark for our curriculum to establish a franchise template which would significantly differentiate our foundation and identify it as a progressive leader in the arena of equine therapy to address and access the challenges of PTSD through a therapy avoids the risks of opioid addiction, improves patients' confidence and self-esteem while concurrently providing a life fulfilling trade skill.
2020-received Public Hearing in CT Veterans Committee regarding inclusion of our program under Veterans Healthcare. This was the third year we presented, this time with a different proposal. We offered a prospectus with definitive cost limits as trial for the Committee to then evaluate the benefits of equine therapy with metrics developed in consult with the CT VA and engaged parties.