A unique partnership between horses and humans
Co-founders Susie and Jo have both personally experienced the profound emotional impact of time spent with horses in our own lives and wanted to share this experience with others. Tower House Horses grew out of a passionate belief in the power of horses to help bring about meaningful and lasting change. Since 2011 we have witnessed positive changes in the health and wellbeing of over 1000 clients and are proud of the achievements of our wonderful equine partners.
Tower House Horses was established as a Community Interest Company (CIC) in 2012. In January 2019 we became a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO), with full charitable status (Charity number: 1181441).
We are extremely fortunate to have a board of trustees who take an active role in overseeing the running of the charity. They are: Sue King - Susie Little - Heather McKaig - Jo Simpson - Erin Tollefsen - Richard White
Our management team
Susie Little
Susie is a certified equine assisted learning facilitator. She has a lifelong passion for horses combined with a business background. Her previous experience encompasses a Psychology degree, a career in public relations and a keen interest in the treatment of addiction. Susie has a PTLLS (Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector) qualification.
jo simpson
Jo is also a certified equine assisted learning facilitator. She brings years of experience in people development, having worked in international banking and HR. Jo has worked with the charity Action on Addiction, facilitating a programme in “Moving Parents & Children Together”. She is a certified coach and mentor through the Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM).
debbie reilly
Equine training and behaviour consultant, Debbie Reilly from Understanding Equus, also lends her support. A former nurse and child-care worker, with a keen interest in learning and attachment theories, Debbie brings nearly two decades of experience of helping horses and people to build better relationships, through understanding and communication.