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Guide Dogs Scotland

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Organisation

Last updated: 26/08/2026 (more than 1 month ago)

When someone loses their sight, Guide Dogs Scotland is there to make sure they don’t lose their freedom as well.

Registration

Scottish charity SC038979 · company 00291646 · Private company limited by guarantee without share capital

Contact

Dean Way
Orchardbank Business Park
Forfar
DD8 1WG

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E-mail
Telephone
0345 143 0206
0800 781 1444
Website
guidedogs.org.uk/guide-dogs-scotland
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Services delivered by Guide Dogs Scotland

Buddy Dogs for Children
What they do: Buddy Dogs for Children

Guide Dogs Scotland Buddy Dogs bring a new friend into the lives of children with sight loss. By helping to develop their self-confidence, improve relationships and build a greater sense of trust, these dogs can have a hugely positive effect on your child’s wellbeing and your family, too. For more information on the… Read more about Buddy Dogs for Children

Forfar
Friends and Family Sighted Guide Training
What they do: Friends and Family Sighted Guide Training

Guide Dogs Scotland Friends and Family Sighted Guide Training is ideal if you want to feel more confident when guiding a friend or family member with a vision impairment. It will enable you to help your friend or family member get out and about and do the things they enjoy. Through this group training, you’ll also… Read more about Friends and Family Sighted Guide Training

Forfar
Guide Dogs My Time to Play
What they do: Guide Dogs My Time to Play

Guide Dogs My Time to Play is for children aged 0-4 with a vision impairment and their parents, carers and siblings. It’s a free service delivered by Qualified Habilitation Specialists that helps children with a vision impairment develop a broad range of skills through play. If your child has a vision impairment, they… Read more about Guide Dogs My Time to Play

Forfar
Guide Dogs Scotland
What they do: Guide Dogs Scotland

When someone loses their sight, Guide Dogs Scotland is there to make sure they don’t lose their freedom as well. It’s our mission to not rest until people who are blind or partially sighted can enjoy the same freedom of movement as everyone else.

Forfar

Volunteer with Guide Dogs Scotland

Guide Dogs Scotland is currently looking for volunteers for the following:

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