Founded in 2003, Ranch Good Days (RGD) is a federally recognized 501c 3, nonprofit whose purpose is to provide a cultural therapeutic home for girl (10 - 21) that have suffered from abandonment, neglect or trauma caused by abuse or tragedy. Dr Donna Otabachian heads Ranch Good Days with a remarkable and an unselfish plan to help teen girls in need. Dedicated to the needs of the children, Dr Donna leads in the effort to promote the awareness of the challenges orphaned and needy teen girls face. Her dream and sacrifice is based on the lives the many children she has helped throughout North America. Today, Dr Donna and the RGD Texas facilities committee is developing the new Texas Girls Ranch project. Mentored by members of the historic Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch, the Texas Girl’s Ranch project has set a goal to produce a residence home exclusively for girls, offering the only equine assisted therapeutic program for girls, addressing mental health disorders, suicide prevention, and avoidance of at-risk behaviors such as drug abuse, alcoholism, tobacco, and eating disorders. Dr Donna believes all teen girls can be college enroll able, and supports their educational needs on an individual basis. Students learn ranching and homemaking, as self reliance is embedded in the RGD mission.
purpose is to provide a cultural therapeutic home for girl (10 - 21) that have suffered from abandonment, neglect or trauma caused by abuse or tragedy. Dr Donna Otabachian heads Ranch Good Days with a remarkable and an unselfish plan to help teen girls in need. Dedicated to the needs of the children, Dr Donna leads in the effort to promote the awareness of the challenges orphaned and needy teen girls face. Her dream and sacrifice is based on the lives the many children she has helped throughout North America. Today, Dr Donna and the RGD Texas facilities committee is developing the new Texas Girls Ranch project. Mentored by members of the historic Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch, the Texas Girl’s Ranch project has set a goal to produce a residence home exclusively for girls, offering the only equine assisted therapeutic program for girls, addressing mental health disorders, suicide prevention, and avoidance of at-risk behaviors such as drug abuse, alcoholism, tobacco, and eating disorders. Dr Donna believes all teen girls can be college enroll able, and supports their educational needs on an individual basis. Students learn ranching and homemaking, as self reliance is embedded in the RGD mission.