Play a vital role in the early socialisation and education of our dogs, providing a loving home as it grows to become a guide dog.

Learn to safely guide someone with sight loss, building their self-confidence and getting them out of their homes.

The Dog Exerciser role provides help and support to the guide dog owner by occasionally walking the guide dog in its local environment, unaccompanied by the guide dog owner.

Assist the local fundraising team in promoting and taking part in a variety of activities to raise money for Guide Dogs.

Provide temporary accommodation for one of our dogs at home.

Provide a home for a brood bitch, taking responsibility for her and supporting her when she is giving birth.

Provide accommodation and care for a stud dog in your home environment.

Provide administrative help for the team, as well as being a key point of contact with staff, volunteers and general public.

Welcome all visitors to the site and provide a helpful reception service to visitors, volunteers and staff.

Look after counting and banking the money raised through group fundraising activities.

Place our iconic boxes locally and tally up the funds before paying them in to Guide Dogs.

Deliver talks to groups, clubs and organisations in your local area to encourage support for Guide Dogs.

Dog Drivers transport puppies and adult dogs between Guide Dogs sites and specialist vet visits.

Come and support our runners in a variety of ways at the UK's biggest events.

Get your friends together to fundraise in aid of Guide Dogs – we'll help you along the way.

Be the key contact for fundraising in your local community to raise money for Guide Dogs.