Join to Advocate | Guide Dogs NSW/ACT

Don't let talent be screened out.
For many people with a disability, inaccessible recruitment systems, unnecessary job requirements, and a lack of workplace adjustments create barriers before they even reach an interview.
Learn Inclusive employment.
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Learn how to advocate for inclusion and accessibility for people with low vision or blindness.
Become an advocate.

Join the Social Change Community.

Learn how to advocate for inclusion and accessibility for people with low vision or blindness. 

Become an advocate.

Current campaigns.

Footpaths in focus.

Why Inclusive Pathways Matter.

A woman sits outside with her yellow Labrador Guide Dog

Inclusive employment campaign.

Sign the commitment.

Abby and Matt sitting at a desk with the words screened out written above them.

Our policy positions.

Our team works to improve accessibility and inclusion through advocacy, partnerships and policy reform. Explore our policies submitted that support people who are blind or have low vision

Read our policies.

Past campaigns.

ACT election campaign.

How to make Canberra more inclusive.

A Client standing on a crossing with their white cane.

Accessible voting in the federal election.

How to make voting more accessible.

A Client walking with their yellow Guide Dog.

Access means business.

Making hospitality spaces more inclusive.

Client Zara sitting at a cafe.

Boundless.

Create a world where people with low vision or blindness have equal opportunities.

Abby demonstrating assistive technology.

How are we reducing barriers?

Guide Dogs NSW/ACT runs community education and advocacy initiatives designed to reduce barriers for people who are blind or have low vision and use guide dogs. Recent work with the NSW Minister for Transport and the Point-to-Point Commissioner at Sydney International Airport, engage directly with taxi drivers and the community to promote understanding of the rights of Guide Dog Handlers.

Read about Rideshare rights.

A person walking along the footpath with a white cane.

Recommended pages.