Charity Support

Guide Dogs Scotland

We are delighted to welcome the team from Guide Dogs for the Blind to Cameron Toll. They will be in the Centre over the year as part of their puppy socialisation days, for fundraising and to spread awareness.

There are around 180,000 blind and partially sighted people living in the UK who find it difficult to leave home on their own, and the charity Guide Dogs wants to change that.

“We rely on donations to continue our life-changing work and to raise money for us is simply wonderful”.

“Their kind support will allow us to make a life-changing difference to someone with sight loss by providing a guide dog.”

If you would like to find out how you could help Guide Dogs, please call Community Fundraiser Development Officer Anne Rowse on 07766 505249 or email anne.rowse@guidedogs.org.uk.

Dunedin School

The partnership between Cameron Toll and our neighbours at Dunedin School is one which has great importance to our team. Dunedin School is located between the Sainsburys Petrol Station and The Conan Doyle Medical Centre / Braefoot Medical Practice across from Cameron Toll. They are a school catering for students in which mainstream schooling would be inappropriate.

“Dunedin endeavours to provide structured yet flexible learning opportunities tailored to the individual, in a welcoming, sympathetic environment which promotes learning and enables each young person to realise his or her own potential.” – Dunedin School website.

In 2025, Dunedin School were awarded funding through our Community Fund. This funding will be going towards activities such as residential trips, theatre visits, hands-on learning experiences and sports sessions to offer valuable opportunities for their pupils to grow, explore and thrive.

Their previous Community Fund award aided the school on their aim to become an Eco-School, with the funding going towards making their garden more sustainable.

Dunedin School and Cameron Toll partner on local litter picks multiple times a year. Litter picks of the neighboring Inch Park are a great way to continue our strong relationship, provide an outdoor activity for the pupils and to protect our local environment.

For more information on the Dunedin School, please click here to visit their website.