Set up your own fundraising page

Creating your own online fundraising page is a simple way for your family and friends to donate directly to Support Dogs. Whether you are taking on a challenge, organising an event or celebrating a special occasion, the page can be personalised by you.

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Latest

Woofwoofstock is back!

Woofwoofstock is back! Our month long doggie-inspired virtual music festival is back for another year, raising vital funds for our work. See how you can get involved!
Harry and Maya win £1,300 for Support Dogs!

We were thrilled when two students from St Andrews Prep School in Eastbourne choose to nominate us for their Headmasters Award and even more delighted when they said they had won! They have kindly written to us to tell us more.
Keeping your dog cool this summer

With the onset of summer weather, it's really important to be aware of the effects of heat on hardworking assistance dogs at the hottest times of the day.
Discretionary Trusts and Last Powers of Attorney

Great fundraising ideas

There are so many ways you can get your friends, family and colleagues together and raise funds for Support Dogs. Whether you are a budding baker or quiz master find how you can raise funds for our life-changing work.
Support us in celebration

Think of Support Dogs when you hold a special event
School fundraising

We love to share our work with children and young people and take great pride with our work with schools, colleges and Universities.
In memory of

Many supporters kindly pay tribute to the sad passing of a much loved family member, friend or pet by raising vital funds for our charity to make the lives of others better.
Wills and legacy

One in every four Support Dog partnerships only exist because someone wonderfully left a donation to our charity in their will.
Other ways to give

From recycling stamps to raising funds whilst you shop, there are a whole host of ways you can give.

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.
Puppy socialiser

We are looking for volunteer puppy socialisers to provide a loving home and help us prepare our puppies over their first year before they begin full-time training as life-changing support dog.
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.
Super Stanley the life-saver

Specialist seizure response assistance dog Stanley is making a real difference to the life of 24-year-old Amy Williams, who has epilepsy.
Meet our puppies

Meet our heros in training! These amazing pups are currently in their first stage of training to become a support dog. Find out more about our puppies.
How Minta is making the world accessible for Jacob

Autism assistance dog Minta has changed the life of youngster Jacob, opening up his world