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At just 24, Charleigh has helped raise four future assistance dogs for Canine Partners. Helping disabled people gain greater independence.
Julia shares her experience as a Puppy Training Volunteer, from the challenges of saying goodbye to the pride of helping future assistance dogs reach their potential.
Phil, was serving as a Royal Marine Commando in Afghanistan when he became seriously ill with Q Fever. Find out how Canine Partners have supported him.
Jo’s tragic accident left her paraplegic using a wheelchair full-time and living with chronic pain. Find out how Canine Partners have supported her.
Wendy was born with severe RDEB and Doctors warned her parents she was unlikely to survive more than a few days. Find out how her Canine Partner Assistance Dogs have “given me my life back”.
Jane’s life changed forever in 2009 when a spinal abscess and meningitis left her critically ill and fighting for her life. Find out how Canine Partners Walshy and Damson supported Jane.
Life through loss: how volunteering helped Andrew and Nicola find their purpose again.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a condition that affects the brain and spinal cord, impacting how the body moves and functions. For many people, it can make everyday tasks more challenging over time.
Take a read of Helens story and how her two assistance dogs have supported her.
Kelsey was once a competitive climber with dreams of pursuing music professionally. She never imagined that one day chronic illness would leave her struggling with everyday life and unable to leave the house alone.
Since being partnered with her Canine Partner Hamble, Kelsey has rebuilt her confidence and independence, achieving things she once thought impossible.
Sally lives with ME, a neurological condition that once left her housebound and isolated.
Today, with support from her Canine Partner, she’s travelling and reconnecting with the world around her.
Forty six-year-old James’ life changed when he fell at work, sustaining a severe head injury, two broken vertebrae and multiple fractures.
Samantha has Dystonia – a neurological condition that causes painful muscle contractions, spasms and abnormal postures.
