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Therapeutic ranch catering to individuals with autism and developmental disabilities to open in Scottsdale

Lexie’s Ranch, a therapeutic day program and inclusive community space for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities, is opening in Scottsdale this fall.

The 1.32-acre property, located near Cactus and Scottsdale roads, is run by 501(c)(3) Lexie’s Voice, according to a press release.

The ranch will offer daily programming, equine therapy and onsite therapeutic services in a nature-based setting daily, serving up to 12 individuals.

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Therapeutic ranch catering to individuals with autism and developmental disabilities to open in Scottsdale

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Lexie’s Ranch, a therapeutic day program and inclusive community space for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities, is opening in Scottsdale this fall.

The 1.32-acre property, located near Cactus and Scottsdale roads, is run by 501(c)(3) Lexie’s Voice, according to a press release.

The ranch will offer daily programming, equine therapy and onsite therapeutic services in a nature-based setting daily, serving up to 12 individuals.

Plans for the site include transforming the existing stables into an activity barn and gym with a sensory room, creating a walking track designed for movement and exploration and adding a park with inclusive equipment for all abilities. A petting zoo featuring horses, Highland cows, chickens and other animals will also enhance therapeutic interaction.

To learn more about Lexie’s Voice or to donate to the scholarship fund, visit lexiesvoice.org.

Lexie’s Ranch, Scottsdale, Autism, Developmental Disabilities

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