What type of insurance coverage is required by PATH International for member centers?

Liability insurance coverage is required by PATH International for member centers because it protects organizations against claims resulting from injuries and damages that may occur during the provision of equine-assisted activities. This type of coverage is crucial for managing risks associated with interactions between participants and horses, as well as the use of facilities and equipment. Since equine therapy involves inherent risks, liability insurance ensures that member centers can safeguard their assets and provide a secure environment for participants.

The other insurance types mentioned could be beneficial in different contexts. Health insurance for staff is important for employee welfare but is not a specific requirement for member centers. Property insurance can protect against loss or damage to physical assets, while "pony insurance" is not a recognized form of insurance within the context of equine programs; the focus is on liability coverage to manage legal responsibilities effectively.