Welcome to Rainbow Road Farm, where compassion grows, laughter echoes, and healing happens one hoofbeat at a time.

Nestled among the willows and poplars, Rainbow Road Farm is more than just a farm, it’s a place of belonging. Here, neurodivergent minds, trauma survivors, and marginalized families are not only welcomed but celebrated. We believe that everyone deserves the chance to thrive in an environment that honors who they are and how they experience the world.

Founded by Dr. Tabitha M. Chapman-Gray, PhD & Dr. Amber D. Chapman-Gray, PhD, DBH, behavioral health specialists and lifelong animal lovers, Rainbow Road Farm blends trauma-informed care with the gentle rhythm of farm life. Through hands-on experiences with goats, chickens, and other therapy animals, children and families learn about empathy, responsibility, and emotional regulation in a space designed for connection, not correction.

Our programs focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion, ensuring every visitor feels seen, safe, and respected. We understand that neurodivergence is not something to be “fixed” but something to be understood and supported. That’s why our activities are flexible, sensory-friendly, and rooted in positive reinforcement.

From feeding the goats to gathering eggs, to crafting art and learning about the land, every experience on the farm helps nurture self-confidence, compassion, and curiosity. Whether a child is discovering how soft a baby chick’s feathers feel or finding calm in the company of a gentle goat, the lessons they take home last far beyond the barnyard.

At Rainbow Road Farm, we don’t just grow food, we grow kindness, understanding, and hope. Every color on our farm represents a story, every story a chance to heal, and every visit a reminder that there’s beauty in being exactly who you are.

Welcome to the road where everyone belongs. 🌈