New Guide Dogs Dads' Group has launched to provide information, advice and peer-to-peer support to dads with a child affected by sight loss. This pilot scheme is funded thanks to the support of National Lottery players.
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This week, various media outlets highlighted the story of the Morgan family from Stafford, who are making volunteering for Guide Dogs a family affair! Three generations – grandmother, mother and daughter – help the charity to care for and train guide dog puppies to help the pups go on the change the life of someone with sight loss.
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Guide Dogs has commissioned research and created matchmaking profiles to highlight our Puppy Raiser programme, where dog lovers can provide a loving home to a puppy for 12-16 months.
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We shine a light on some of the amazing Guide Dogs' volunteers who have received awards over Volunteers' Week and The Queen's Jubilee.
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Working at Guide Dogs isn’t your everyday office job. This is heads, hearts and hands-on stuff. Each month our Spotlight series shines a light on one of our many life-affirming roles.
“Families don’t want sympathy; they want to feel as if the person they’re talking to has a real understanding of what they’re going through.”
This month, family support officer Abigail Strong shares how it feels to help parents receiving a first diagnosis of their child or teen’s vision impairment, and why she loves helping families to navigate the world of vision impairments.
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Will you join us in celebrating Volunteers' Week?
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Service user Dave Kent says he was left feeling “publicly humiliated” after a recent access refusal in a Marks and Spencer shop.
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We’ve got a fantastic range of jobs - over 400 roles - at Guide Dogs. So this week, we’re asking Alex Pepper, our first Head of Accessibility, what makes him tick. Clue: it’s got a lot to do with levelling the playing field while giving stepladders to all those who need.
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