Find out more about the DSNSG
- What are special needs?
- What we do
- Services we provide
- Who we are
- Achievements and future directions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need to be recognised with a dependant with special needs to be apart of DSNSG? No, you can become of a member of DSNSG at any time, DSNSG could be of some guidance for those going through diagnoses stage.
How do you join the Facebook page? To be a member on the Facebook page, you must become a member of DSNSG. On the membership form, there is a section for option of joining the page. You can become a member by visiting our website on www.dsnsg.org.au If you go the section called "Get Assistance" you will find the PDF Membership Form.
Who Do I contact to change my details?: For changes of details, please email Memberships on memberships@dsnsg.org.au with your previous address and name and new details.
How does DSNSG protect the confidentiality of our personal information:
It is our responsibility to ensure that reasonable steps are taken to ensure that the information we collect is accurate, complete, up-to-date, and relevant to the support and services we provided. DSNSG can only release personal information about a person with that person’s expressed permission in writing. For personal information to be released, the person concerned must sign a "release of consent form".
Sensitive information must not be collected unless the individual has consented or in some special circumstances as required by law, such as public health and safety.
When collecting information from families please ensure that the person from whom the personal information is collected is aware:
• Of Defence Special Needs Support Group
• Why the information is being collected
• To whom the information will be disclosed to eg. National Committee, General Manager
We also have an obligation to protect our members when releasing photos, no photos can be shared unless "Photo Consent" form has been signed by those in the photos. Photo Consent Form
Testimonials Defence Special Needs Support Group Inc
Our testimonial page serves as a platform to show off how others have benefited from our product or service, making it a powerful tool for establishing trust and encouraging potential to our organisation.
Programs:
Computers4Kids:
The iPad's have provided access to programs that have helped with the boy's learning difficulties, school-based tutorials, and provided support for self-managing behaviours and anxieties. Anonymous
I researched the best literacy apps for pre-readers and subscribed to a program that excited me that since our son is interested in using the technology he will also be learning. It claims to assist with pre-reading skills and eventually reading skills. I am very excited that since our son is interested in using the technology he will also be learning. Anonymous