Assistance Dogs Australia

Mission / Objective

To enhance the quality of life for youth, the elderly and people with physical disabilities.

Projects in Progress

Assistance Dogs offers the following services to the Australian community: Service Dogs are the most highly trained and are offered to recipients with severe disabilities such as, people with C$ quadriplegia, cerebral palsy and paraplegia. Companion Dogs offered, for instance, to children with disabilities to provide constant friendship. Pups In Prison - Provides rehabilitation to inmates by teaching the value of putting something back to the community and offering a sense of responsibility by supporting the dogs training program. Work for the Dole - Giving unemployed people the opportunity to gain employment and participate in the community, while helping people with physical disabilities. Youth At Risk - This project involves youth at risk helping socialise and train our Assistance Dogs. The aim is to empower young people to become valuable contributors to the community through meaningful participation. Therapy Dog Program - Helps with therapy and social well being of elderly residents living in group facilities. READ Pilot Program - Reading Education Assistance Dogs enhancing the reading capabilities of primary school children Canine For Kids - Educational presentations to school students to address the following areas; Pet ownership, volunteering, helping members of the community, disability awareness.

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ABN

90 074 746 160

Tax Deductible

Yes

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