Guide Dogs
Description: UK charity providing guide dogs and other mobility support.
Weblink: http://www.guidedogs.org.uk
Tel: 0118 983 5555
Email: guidedogs@guidedogs.org.uk
Category: Third/voluntary Sector
Services Provided
Guide dog service
A guide dog can offer a unique, safe and effective way of getting about independently and confidently.My Guide
The 'My Guide' scheme is a partnership between Guide Dogs and community organisations, which helps people with sight loss get out of their homes and back into the community. My Guide aims to reduce the isolation that many people with sight loss experience, helping to rebuild their confidence and regain their independence.Starting Point
An on-line resource written by five expert organisations to give parents the information, support and guidance they need at the time of their child's sight loss diagnosis. While it is not a substitute for information and advice from a medial professional, Starting Point is a gateway to invaluable information and support.CustomEyes Books
Guide Dogs CustomEyes service produces large print books for children with vision impairment. These are tailor-made for each child or young person, but they are only charged the recommended retail price. The customised large print books open up a whole world of imagination and learning, by enabling visually impaired children and young people to read the same books as their sighted friends and classmates.Children's Mobility and Habilitation Service
Guide Dogs Cymru support to children and their families as they tackle the challenges of sight loss from birth through transition to adulthood.Apply for Assistive Technology
Guide Dogs believes the right assistive technology – sometimes called ‘access’ or ‘adaptive’ technology – can help your child learn and play, just like everyone else. That’s why they've helped children and young people access a world of technology designed to suit their vision impairment.Events associated with this provider:
28th of September 2024
Guide Dogs Family Fun Sports Day at RNC (Hereford)
Family Fun Sports Day at the Royal National College for the Blind. Children aged 10 and over with a vision impairment and their immediate family members are invited to come along. The event is free, and there's space for 60 guests. Email familyevents@guidedogs.org.uk for a booking form. Siblings of any age are also welcome, although parental involvement may be required for younger children to take part in activities. For more information about Guide Dogs Family Events, click the link provided.Hosted by - Guide Dogs