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March is Free Wills Month

Leave a gift that opens up a world of opportunity for people with sight loss.

Guide Dogs is one of the UK’s leading sight loss charities. Our expert staff, volunteers and life-changing guide dogs help people with sight loss live the life they choose. We couldn’t continue our vital work without your generous donations and our amazing volunteers.

Guide Dogs demonstration dog India with handler

We'll be at Crufts from 69 March, showcasing the work we do to create guide dog partnerships and highlight our amazing volunteer roles. Visit our stand or tune into Channel 4 to catch our feature on TV! 

Mable at school with her habilitation specialist helping her.

If your child has been diagnosed with a visual impairment, we're here to support their growth by nurturing their skills and independence.

A boy smiling looking towards camera.

Your kind support could help someone with sight loss gain the independence and confidence to live life the way they choose. 

Yellow labrador guide dog in harness looks to camera

Make a life-changing impact by raising one of our incredible puppies and giving them the foundation to become guide dogs. No experience needed, we’ll support you every step, and cover all your volunteer related expenses.

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A four year old Mable diagnosed with optic nerve hyperplasia, smiles as she explores some sensory toys at home.

When Mabel was just a few months old, she was diagnosed with optic nerve hypoplasia, a condition that affects approximately one in 10,000 births. Seeking the best support for their daughter, Mabel's parents turned to Guide Dogs. Discover their inspiring journey and how they found hope and guidance along the way.

Cerys using over-ear headphones at work.

Discover the headphones we recommend for people with vision impairment, including open-ear and in-ear headphones, and how to navigate safely while wearing them.

Sunita a habilitation specialist with a vision impairment, guiding four year old Mabel on how to use her cane.

Check out our latest blog post as Guide Dogs redefines 'the blind leading the blind' and shares real stories of leadership and independence that challenge society’s misconceptions.