Janice Camilleri is owner and on-site program director of Never Say Never Stables. Prior to opening the stables, Janice taught first and second grade at Ontario Primary School in Wayne County. A mother of two, Janice earned her Masters Degree in Elementary Education at Nazareth College and holds a permanent NYS teacher's certification. An animal and horse lover, and rider from the age of 9, Janice has combined her enthusiasm for teaching young children and her love of horses to create a new "classroom", Never Say Never Stables. Additionally, Janice is Chair and Founder of Never Say Never Foundation*,a NYS 501(c)3 non-profit organization that provides life-enriching, horse related activities and recreational farm programs to children with special needs. Creating and directing programs for the stables and keeping the non-profit going keep Janice busy, but she loves interacting with the children and staff.
*For more information on the Foundation at Never Say Never Stables, please visit www.neversaynever.foundation
*For more information on the Foundation at Never Say Never Stables, please visit www.neversaynever.foundation
All staff at NSN are carefully chosen and trained to carry out the philosophy and mission of Never Say Never Stables~ to offer hands-on experiences with horses and barn animals that help individuals build confidence, develop compassion, and discover joy in a supportive farm environment. We believe the simple act of spending time with animals can change lives.
We welcome individuals of all ages and abilities to experience the calm and connection that naturally happens in the barn.
All staff at NSN are carefully chosen and trained to carry out the philosophy and mission of Never Say Never Stables~ to offer hands-on experiences with horses and barn animals that help individuals build confidence, develop compassion, and discover joy in a supportive farm environment. We believe the simple act of spending time with animals can change lives.
We welcome individuals of all ages and abilities to experience the calm and connection that naturally happens in the barn.