D2.P11 Barriers to volunteering as a sighted guide runner

Clare Strongman; S PARDHAN

doi:10.1080/02640414.2026.2670193

May 8, 2026Journal of Sports Sciences

D2.P11 Barriers to volunteering as a sighted guide runner

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The aim is to identify the barriers preventing individuals from volunteering as sighted guide runners for visually impaired people.
Conducted qualitative interviews with volunteers in the UK.
Analyzed responses to understand barriers encountered in volunteering.
Explored the relationship between visual impairment and physical activity levels.
Identified key barriers including lack of awareness, fear of injury, and need for training.
Volunteers reported feeling unprepared to support individuals effectively.
Participants emphasized the importance of community engagement to increase volunteer numbers.

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Qualitative analysis identifies barriers faced by individuals volunteering as sighted guides for those with visual impairment, suggesting areas for improvement.

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