€5m plan to meet soaring demand for guide dog services

THE Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind organisation unveiled a €5 million service expansion plan yesterday, aimed at reaching out to more people.

€5m plan to meet soaring demand for guide dog services
Sat, 19 Jan, 2008 - 00:00
Eoin English

However, a significant increase in government funding is essential if the charity is to meet the demand for its services.

The charity pledged that by 2010 it will:

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