Talks, publications & accounts

Talks

We appreciate and enjoy the opportunity to tell people about how our specialist assistance dogs transform the lives of people living with autism, epilepsy and disability and have a dedicated team of volunteer speakers available to visit your group, school or club.

*New* We can offer talks 'virtually' whereby we host a talk online for your group using Zoom.

Request a speaker

Our publications

You can read our latest news and inspiring stories in our magazine

Our latest magazine - Spring 2021

If you would like to receive our free magazine to keep you up to date with our work, twice a year, please sign up below.

And for more stories about these amazing partnerships you can also read previous copies of our magazine.

If you would like to receive our magazine and other updates from Support Dogs you can sign up to our Newsletter.

Audited financial accounts
As a charity we pride ourselves on transparency and trust. Our financial year runs from January to December

You can see our latest accounts here

Previous accounts
2019 Audited accounts
2018 Audited accounts
2017 Audited accounts
2016 Audited accounts
2015 Audited accounts

Further details are also available on the charity commission website

Latest

Foster Carer - Short term/holiday cover

At Support Dogs, we do not use kennel facilities. We need our dogs to stay in a loving home environment throughout their training period. Therefore, our volunteer foster carers are absolutely vital for us to be able to provide this and continue our work.
Brighton Marathon

Sea, coastal views and running with sea views, what better place than Brighton to take on a marathon!
Puppy Tea Party in aid of Support Dogs
Marley and me

Kym Stretton, who has had four life-transforming support dogs, explains the incredible importance of donations left in wills to this charity.

Autism assistance

Our autism assistance dog programme works to increase safety and the ability to have more socially inclusive life for children aged between 3 and 10 years of age with autism and their families.
Disability assistance

Our disability assistance dogs are trained to support their owners by carrying out tasks tailored to their needs such as dressing and undressing, loading and unloading the washing machine, and raising the alarm. They also enable clients to lead more sociable, independent lives.
Epilepsy seizure alert

Our seizure alert dogs are trained to provide a 100% reliable warning up to 50 minutes prior to an oncoming epileptic seizure, enabling clients to get to a place of safety, and enabling them to live more independently.
What we do

Support Dogs is a charity training autism assistance dog, epilepsy seizure alert dogs and disability assistance dogs for those affected by a wide range of physical conditions including MS, Cerebral Palsy and fibromyalgia.
Job vacancies

Search here for Support Dogs' jobs' vacancies.
Foster Caring - Bed and Breakfast

As Support Dogs doesn't use kennel facilities for its dogs-in-training, we are always looking for evening and weekend and stay-at-home foster carers to provide a loving home for our canine trainees.
Could you be a puppy socialiser?

Could you do something amazing in 2022? We are looking for volunteer puppy socialisers to join our team in Spring/Summer 2022 to provide a loving home and help us prepare our puppies over their first year in training.
Volunteering with our dogs
How much does it cost to train and maintain a Support Dog? .
Sponsor our puppies

Meet our heroes in training! These amazing pups are currently in their first stage of training to become a support dog. Find out more about our puppies.