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The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association
Guide Dogs is the UK's leading sight loss charity. We're here to help people with sight loss live the life they choose.
About The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association
We’re here to help people with sight loss live the life they choose. Children and adults. Friends and family. Whoever you are, our expert staff, volunteers and life-changing dogs are here to help you: Live actively. Our people and dogs can help you get out and about with confidence, going wherever school, work, or play takes you – and knowing that your sight loss won’t hold you back. Live independently. The advice and skills we provide will give you the freedom to live life on your own terms, in your own way, so that you can achieve your hopes and ambitions, and do all the things that make you… you. Live well. Our experience and understanding can help you through the emotional challenges of sight loss as well as the practical ones, introducing you to an inspiring community of people with similar experiences and giving you the support you need to be your best self. We have an amazing community of more than 17,000 volunteers across the UK. We’re also almost entirely reliant on donations to continue our life-changing work. There are many different ways you can support us, find out more at guidedogs.org.uk.
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Presence & Recognition
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association grew its Guide Dogs volunteer community across the West of Scotland by helping Morrisons grow its community fundraising group.
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Products & Services
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association launched First Hello, a pilot transforming traditional 20-week ultrasound scans into tactile sonograms for expectant parents with vision impairment.
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Products & Services
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association rebuilt TMTF's website using AI and modern development tools to rebuild it faster, more flexibly, and at significantly lower cost.
Reported by Dorothy AKOH-ARREY
Presence & Recognition
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association launched school supplies and a 2027 STEM Scholarship programme in Buea, Cameroon, while also supporting the blind community in person.
Reported by Dorothy AKOH-ARREY
Presence & Recognition
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association participated in the TMTF Back to School in Buea, Cameroon, reaching over 700 children from nursery to high school with school supplies handed out ahead of their return to class.
Reported by Dorothy AKOH-ARREY
Presence & Recognition
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association officially launched its STEM Scholarship programme for 2027, extending its commitment from school access to future opportunity.
Reported by Dorothy AKOH-ARREY
Products & Services
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association launched First Hello, a pilot transforming 20-week ultrasound scans into tactile sonograms that are touchable 3D images for parents, grandparents, and sighted individuals.
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Products & Services
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association launched First Hello, a pilot transforming traditional 20-week printed ultrasound scans into tactile sonograms.
Reported by Andrew Lennox
Presence & Recognition
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association supports life-changing dogs through its guide dogs.
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Presence & Recognition
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association supports children, young people, and their families through its Eye Care Support Pathway and habilitation services, and helps adults navigate everyday life through cane skills, technology advice, and sighted guide training.
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Presence & Recognition
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association campaigns to break down barriers, challenge access refusals, and influence laws and policies.
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Presence & Recognition
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association is hosting an exclusive evening on Wednesday 16 September 2026 featuring Professor Gary England and a behind-the-scenes tour of the National Centre.
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Presence & Recognition
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association released a new TV ad featuring Martha, her parents Caitlin and Daniel, and Guide Dogs Habilitation Specialist Lisa in Wales.
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Partnerships
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association partnered with Green Park on a key appointment.
Reported by Andrew Lennox
Research & Knowledge
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association completed its first organisational carbon footprint assessment to establish a baseline for emissions profile and future reduction efforts.
Reported by Hannah Magee
Sales & Marketing
The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association shared a new TV ad about 'firsts' for people with sight loss.
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