The guide dog center started operations in 1991 in a rented house on a moshav in Kfar Yedidya. In 1994, the Center moved to its present location in Beit Oved. The facility now includes spacious dog runs, whelping kennels and a complete veterinary clinic with an operating room, examining room and diagnostic laboratory.

Our new student center, named after our benefactor, Lady Kaye of London, England, is comprised of 6 student bedrooms, a student lounge, staff rooms for instructors and dog trainers, a kitchen, a dining room and a lecture hall. With our new facilities, we are now able to increase the number of graduates per year as well as to provide improved services to our students. In addition, we will be contributing our facilities for conferences in the fields of rehabilitation, education and instruction of social worker professionals.

The funding of specialized areas is a great opportunity to participate and be commemorated in this project.

7 - Student Accomodations - 6 rooms at $75,000 each
These bedrooms will be used by our students during each course. They are fully equipped for the visually impaired and their guide dogs.

3 - Staff Offices - 3 at $10,000 each

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