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PTSD Dogs Australia ยท a dedicated charity number on the mobile app A direct line for veterans and first responders, answered from anywhere.

PTSD Dogs Australia trains rescue dogs as assistance dogs for veterans and 000 first responders living with PTSD. Uniden Voice gives the charity a dedicated number, and the app lets the team take and make calls on it away from the office.

A PTSD Dogs Australia team member on the phone at her desk with two dogs

PTSD Dogs Australia and Uniden Voice at a glance

The challenge

People asking for help needed one number they could rely on, and the team is often out at training days and station visits.

The solution

A dedicated number on a cloud business phone system, with the mobile app and desktop app so the team can take and make calls away from the office.

The outcome

Calls in and out show the charity's number, so people know who is calling, and the team can answer from anywhere.

About PTSD Dogs Australia

Rescuing dogs who rescue veterans and first responders. PTSD Dogs Australia is a Sunshine Coast charity that rescues dogs and trains them as assistance dogs for veterans and 000 first responders diagnosed with PTSD. The dogs are given to the people who need them, with support for the dog's whole working life.

The charity also runs an online Train Your Own assistance dog program for people living with PTSD, anxiety or depression, and an Animal Assisted Smiles program that takes therapy dogs to police, fire and paramedic stations. You can support them by donating, sponsoring or fostering.

PTSD Dogs Australia runs its dedicated number on Uniden Voice. The team uses the mobile app and desktop app to answer and call back from home, training days and station visits. See how Uniden Voice supports other charities and non-profits.

Assistance dogs for the people who look after us.

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  • BusinessPTSD Dogs Australia
  • IndustryCharity
  • LocationsSunshine Coast, QLD
  • Websiteptsddogs.org.au
  • HelpsVeterans and 000 first responders
  • ProgramsAssistance dogs, Train Your Own, Animal Assisted Smiles
  • UsesDedicated number, mobile app

Being reachable for the people who need them

Calling to ask for help is a big step. The charity needed a number people can rely on, and a team that can answer it away from the office.

BeforeNo single number to call

People asking for help should reach the charity directly, not a personal mobile.

With Uniden VoiceA dedicated number

One contact number for assistance dogs, Train Your Own and station visits.

BeforeA team that's often out

Training days, station visits and working from home keep the team away from the office.

With Uniden VoiceCalls on the app

The app puts the dedicated number on the team's phones and computers.

BeforeFollow-ups from personal numbers

A call back from an unknown mobile is easy to miss or ignore.

With Uniden VoiceCharity caller ID

Outgoing calls show the dedicated number, so people know who is calling.

How the charity's line works

  1. Someone calls the dedicated numberIt rings the team at the office and on the app.
  2. A team member answersHere, from home on their laptop.
  3. Follow-ups show the charity numberA call back from a training day shows PTSD Dogs Australia, not a personal mobile.

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The flexibility with the app allows our team to make calls from our dedicated number outside the office.
MeganPTSD Dogs Australia
A PTSD Dogs Australia assistance dog with a team member

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