Amazing dogs. Transforming lives.

Sheena Wright


Organisation:
Canine Partners
Regions:
Hampshire, West Sussex, Isle of Wight
Notice Period:
Regular (more than one month's notice)
Type:
Short
Fee:
Free: The charity suggests a donation of £50; there are no speaker expenses..
Category:
Charity
Updated:
5th March 2024
Tagged:

Canine Partners is a UK charity transforming the lives of people living with significant, primarily physical disabilities by training amazing assistance dogs. I will give a background to the charity, the training of the dogs and most importantly, share stories of the differences the dogs make to their partners.

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About Sheena Wright

I am an ex-teacher who has been a speaker for Canine Partners for the last eleven years. I have spoken to conference centre gatherings and, on a very stormy night, an audience of four and varying in age from Year 2 children to members of the U3A.

Canine Partners is a charity which trains assistance dogs to assist people with disabilities to enjoy a greater independence and a better quality of life, reducing the dependence on human carers; this may include helping them into education and employment, through the provision of these specially trained dogs. The well-being of the dogs is a key consideration for the charity which is part of Assistance Dogs UK.


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