The International Guide Dog Federation (IDGF) comprises of 95 organisations from all around the globe, all working to uphold standards of excellence in the breeding, raising, training and partnering of guide dogs. The IGDF’s biennial conference gives different guide dog schools the chance to come together in one place for a week of communication and collaboration. This year, I and other members of Guide Dogs staff were able to join our international colleagues in Vancouver, Canada.
We are hosting welcome events all around the UK to give those new to volunteering a taster of what it’s like to be a member of the Guide Dogs family, from Fosterers to Fundraisers and more. You, your family, and friends are all welcome to join us.
We are proud to announce our long-term partnership that aims to create a more inclusive travel experience.
We’re making good progress with the continued recovery and transformation of the guide dog service.
With chocolate and hot cross buns strictly off limits for dogs, why not try a canine-friendly version of a traditional Easter egg hunt? Teaching the ‘Find it!’ cue and hiding toys and dog treats instead in a safe space can ensure your pets don’t miss out on the fun.
Today the Department for Transport has published details for new requirements for audio-visual announcements on buses.
Ahead of next week's Spring Budget, Guide Dogs is calling on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to increase support for families with disabled children who are eligible to claim Universal Credit and Child Tax Credit, amid the ongoing cost of living crisis.
Ringo is a real-life guide dog who appears in our new TV advert, 'We find the way'. Read about his journey to becoming a guide dog, and meet the volunteers who set him up for success.
