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Guide Dogs Victoria is a premium provider of Orientation & Mobility Services to Victorians who are blind or vision impaired. These services include Children's Mobility, Acquired Brain Injury Mobility, Adult Orientation & Mobility, Occupational Therapy and, of course, Guide Dogs.

All our services, including Guide Dogs, are provided completely free of charge.

It costs Guide Dogs Victoria $30,000 and up to two years to breed and train every Guide Dog. However, the impact they make to someone's life is priceless.

Guide Dogs Victoria only receives around 7% Government funding, none of which is provided to cover the costs of breeding, raising and training Guide Dogs. This makes public support critical for the success of our program. 

Be assured that any donation to Guide Dogs Victoria will contribute directly to the provision of vital services for people who are blind or vision impaired. All our organisation's administrative costs are covered by income generated from commercial activities.

There are many ways you can support Guide Dogs Victoria, including volunteering as a puppy raiser, becoming a puppy sponsor, donating time or money to support our services, purchasing merchandise from our Guide Dog Shop and considering us in your Will. 

For more information on the work of our amazing Guide Dogs, or to make a donation, please visit our website or call.

Reviews of Guide Dogs Victoria

  • pupaholic   2 reviews
    A truely wonderful charity. Very caring and helpful for all who are involved with with them.
  • DIVA81   2 reviews
    worthwhile cause!
  • Poz   7 reviews
    Fantastic work from a great cause
  • kathm83   2 reviews
    Its so good to see that GDV only accepts such a high standard for their Guide Dogs. They have a careful selection and match program to suit a dog and person together. More volunteers should help out. Great charity to get involved with
  • drazen  Newbie   1 review
    its a real shame that they get less than 7% goverment funding for a organisation that does so much to help people regain there confidence and become individuals in the community again.
  • wongie1993   2 reviews
    They provide such a wide range of facilities to the disabled eg: low vision ranging through to total blindness.
    I've noticed many guide dogs in the City and other local stations that help an individual live a better life, going through the constant anxiousness of bumping into someone or something, you really want to give them a hand, but you know it'll only make them more scared.
    The Guide dogs are also a great companion and a helping hand.
    As it receives no help from the government, it really needs help from the society. The extra bit about their service is that the guide dogs are free of charge.
    HELP GUIDE DOGS VICTORIA!
  • hinny45   2 reviews
    The Guide dogs association is a great help to the vision impaired and vision impaired people can not get around but thanks to the guide dog association life is better for people who can not see life..I have noticed many people with their guide dogs and it is wonderful to know that vision impaired people do not have to worry living a life of sorrow.Thanks to the Guide dog association there is hope and a light at the end of the tunnel and people can gain confidence to know that they can rely on our faithful trustworthy Guide dog association.Just give them a call I think they are excellent well done.....
  • sinclairr1  Newbie   1 review
    this is a wonderful charity that has helped thousands of people who really need this charity to stay in business, my son recently needed the use of a guide dog when he lost his sight from a accident,i cant thank them enough for all there help and kindness.
  • G. Hurley   3 reviews

    When my late stepfather lost his sight he was granted a guide dog named 'Essie' a Golden Labrador she was originally a breeder but was getting on in years (like dad) and was the ideal partner for him.They were inseparable until dad's death.When he was ill in hospitable she was there helping him to get better.He died about 3 years later in a nursing home "Essie" was retired to my brother's farm for the rest of her life.Gd bless the Guide Dogs of Victoria.
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