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This year, for the launch of PAWGUST 2019, we’re excited to share a new Dog Happiness Quiz to help dog owners assess their best friend’s wellbeing!
The sky’s the limit for our amazing clients! Last week, four fearless Guide Dogs clients living with vision impairment took on the iconic Adelaide Oval RoofClimb to celebrate the launch of Adelaide Oval’s charity month.
This month, in the lead up to International Guide Dog Day on Wednesday 24 April, Guide Dogs SA/NT is launching a new advocacy and education campaign to celebrate the many ways in which Guide Dogs and Autism Assistance Dogs enhance access and inclusion for people living with disability.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to train a Guide Dog to the high standards needed to change someone’s life?
A brand new dog-umentary called Pick of the Litter follows five determined puppies who, from the moment they’re born, begin an incredible journey to become Guide Dogs for people living with vision impairment.
Did you know 2018 is the Year of the Dog? Of course, at Guide Dogs SA/NT, it’s always the year of the dog! But this truly has been a momentous year for our dogs, clients, volunteers and staff.
While too much has happened to cover in just one blog post, we’ve selected some of our favourite moments from the past 12 months for reflection and celebration.
Guide Dogs SA/NT is thrilled to announce the launch of a two-year charity partnership with Adelaide Oval! This collaboration provides a unique opportunity to raise funds and awareness for our work enhancing community participation, inclusion and wellbeing for South Australians living with vision impairment, other sensory impairment, and the families of children with autism.
Applications are now open for the 2019 Sir Charles Bright Scholarship, which is awarded annually to students with a disability who are undertaking post-secondary education in South Australia.
Guide Dogs SA/NT has awarded Honorary Life Membership to long-time volunteers Neil Cundy and Bruce Ind in recognition of their outstanding support and valued service to the organisation.
Two-thirds of white cane users with vision impairment are grabbed by the public. In the lead up to International White Cane Day on Monday 15 October, Guide Dogs SA/NT would like to remind the community what they can do to lend a helping hand: ‘Just ask first’.
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