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A yellow Labrador wearing a yellow guide dog vest lies on the floor in a spacious, modern indoor area, likely an airport, with people and kiosks visible in the background—a testament to the important role guide dogs play in assisting individuals as they travel.
A smiling person with albinism kneels on a bridge, hugging their yellow guide dog, framed by lush green trees.
A yellow labrador, runs towards the camera on a green background. A white box reads Fathers' Day | 6 September. Two black circles are on the left and right sides of the image.
A man and woman stand side by side indoors, with the woman holding a harness attached to a guide dog. Behind them is a wall display about the history of guide dogs, featuring text and images.

Happy International Assistance Dog Week!

Celebrating the extraordinary Guide, Assistance and Facility dogs creating greater independence, confidence and connection every day.

Find the support that's right for you.

Specialist services for people of all ages living with low vision, blindness and specialised support needs in South Australia and the Northern Territory.

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Fetch dad a gift he will love!

Help change lives.

Your support helps deliver life-changing services, raise and train Guide Dogs and Assistance Dogs, and empower more people to live independently.

Helping organisations create more accessible communities.

Empower your team with practical accessibility training to support staff and customers with blindness and low vision.

Choose the path that's right for you.

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Together, we're changing lives.

65+ years

supporting people across South Australia and the Northern Territory.

110 dogs 

in our specialised Guide and Assistance Dog training programs.

7,433 hours

of vision services provided in the 2024/25 financial year.

350+ volunteers

supporting our clients, puppies and community every day.

Supporting independence at every stage of life

Our vision services.

Whether you’re seeking support for yourself, a family member, a client or someone you care about, our experienced team provides personalised vision services to help you achieve greater independence and confidence.

 

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Meet the extraordinary dogs creating greater independence, confidence and connection.

Our dogs.

Meet Lilyana and Puzzle

A smiling woman with glasses and a light green shirt sits outdoors in a park, cuddling a happy white dog with tan ears. Trees and greenery are visible in the blurred background.

Your generosity can help change someone’s life.

For years, Lilyana faced uncertainty every time she left home. Today, with her Guide Dog, Puzzle, she can travel safely, confidently and independently, opening the door to opportunities that once felt out of reach.

But there are still more people waiting for life-changing support. Your donation helps breed, raise and train Guide Dogs, deliver vital specialist services, and empower people living with low vision, blindness and other specialised support needs to live with greater independence, confidence and inclusion.

Every gift helps create another life-changing partnership.

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Every way you give helps more people live with greater independence.

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Donate

Make an immediate difference with a one-off gift.

Regular Giving

Become a Puppy Pal and provide monthly support to a training group of puppies.

Gift in Will

Leave a lasting legacy for future generations.

Partnerships

Work with us to create meaningful community impact.

Fundraise for us

Turn your passion into life-changing support.

Collection Dogs

Host an iconic Collection Dog and help raise vital funds.

A smiling woman kneels next to a black Labrador in a harness, outdoors on a grassy area. She hugs the assistance dog, and both look happy. Bushes and trees are in the background.

Make a positive difference in our community.

Volunteer with Guide Dogs.

From administration to advocacy, fundraising to Puppy Raising, each volunteer makes a real difference for people living with low vision or blindness and specialised support needs.

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Raise a future Guide Dog