Norwich lady acknowledged for deal with Guide Dogs in Norwich

Bernie Reddington, from Sprowston, is projects supervisor in East Anglia for the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB). 

She is likewise presently on the waiting list for her next guide dog as her black Labrador Ashely was retired 3 years back.   

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The 54-year-old said: “Discovering through my own personal experiences of losing my vision almost thirty years back, I value how crucial getting suitable and professional assistance is, at the correct time.  

“I feel passionate about doing my best to break down some of the barriers society throws in our way, making the world a more inclusive place for everyone, enabling confidence and independence living life to the full.” 

Bernie works throughout the county talking to councils, organisations and MPs to make life, consisting of transportation, more inclusive for those who are aesthetically impaired.  

Guide Dog volunteers wish to reveal individuals how crucial their dogs are (Image: Guide Dogs Norwich)

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And now she has actually been honoured with an election for the Guide Dog Volunteer Awards, in the professional classification.  

She said: “I am flattered by the nomination; it is lovely to hear what a difference you have made in your work.” 

Bernie likewise assists relieve the concerns of family members who have somebody who is aesthetically impaired in their life.  

Bernie Reddington getting certificate from Guide Dogs UK (Image: Guide Dogs Norwich)

Guide Dogs local offering partner, Christian Comforth, speaking after a neighborhood awareness occasion at The Forum, said: “Our regional volunteer awards provide us a chance to thank volunteers for their effort and devotion along with raising the profile of offering at Guide Dogs.  

“The occasion was a wonderful method to satisfy regional volunteers and hear everything about the great assistance they offer Guide Dogs with.   

“I always leave these events feeling inspired and proud and the volunteers should too.”