Exodus Equine
ABOUT US
Exodus Equine was founded with a simple belief: that nature and animals can offer connection, calm, and joy — especially for those who often feel misunderstood.
We are proud to partner with Uncle Paul’s Chilli Farm, a charity with a mission to provide an immersive, safe, and wholesome environment where beneficiaries can spend time in a beautiful, natural setting. Their vision is to help individuals build confidence, learn skills, and gain experience useful for employment, all while maintaining sustainability at the heart of everything they do.
This partnership allows us to offer even more opportunities for growth, learning, and connection on their stunning 40-acre farmland. It’s a shared commitment to inclusivity, outdoor learning, and creating space for people to thrive.At Exodus, we offer something unique - a calm, inclusive space where animals and nature gently support personal growth, confidence, and connection.
Our peaceful farm setting is home to calm, friendly animals who help visitors of all ages feel more grounded and understood.
At Exodus, we offer something unique - a calm, inclusive space where animals and nature gently support personal growth, confidence, and connection.
Our peaceful farm setting is home to calm, friendly animals who help visitors of all ages feel more grounded and understood.
“Animals are such agreeable friends—they ask no questions; they pass no criticisms.”
- George Eliot (novelist)
Inclusive Animal-Assisted Experiences & Calm Farm Days
Our setting:
Exodus Equine is proud to be based at Uncle Paul’s Chilli Farm, a working charity farm in Butcombe near Bristol. Together, we share a mission to create a safe, wholesome environment where people can build confidence, develop new skills, and enjoy the benefits of nature.
Our calm, inclusive experiences - from llama and goat walks to neurodiversity-informed well-being sessions - complement the farm’s wider vision of providing outdoor learning and opportunities in a sustainable setting.
Our visitors include:
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Children and young people with autism or ADHD
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Individuals with sensory processing or learning differences
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Families seeking calming, enriching experiences
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Schools and charities looking for alternative learning or engagement
Activities may include:
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Llama or goat walking
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Gentle animal care (feeding, grooming, observation)
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Outdoor learning and connection exercises
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One-to-one or small group support
All sessions are led by a qualified professional in veterinary care and inclusive education.
For more information please see our website