TREE House of Greater St. Louis

Health and Human ServicesMissouri, United States11-50 Employees

TREE House of Greater St. Louis is a nonprofit organization in the health and human services field, based in Wentzville, Missouri, and founded in 1975 as Therapeutic Horsemanship. It serves children and adults with disabilities and also offers support for military personnel and veterans through specialized programs, aiming to enhance their quality of life through therapy, recreation, education and exploration. The organization provides adaptive therapeutic riding and a range of equine-assisted therapies, including occupational, physical and speech therapy, along with mental health counseling, and runs programs such as Freedom Reins, Gaitway Riding and summer camps.

Every year the organization serves more than 300 families across the Greater St. Louis region, including St. Charles County, St. Louis County, Pike, Franklin, Warren, Lincoln counties and St. Louis City, with a staff of licensed therapists, counselors and certified riding instructors supported by more than 200 volunteers. In 2025 it marked its 50th anniversary with an open house and community celebration.

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