​Support Coordination

The role of a support coordinator is to connect participants with services providers, assist participants and their carers to navigate the NDIS system, and help to achieve the participant's independence goals. 

How we can help:

We can be as involved as little or as much as you like. It's all about participants having choice and control. ​We can help in many ways including:

• Researching the best service providers in your area to allow you to pick from
• Providing ideas to help participants achieve their goals
• Helping appoint and negotiate with service providers
• Connecting participants and their carers to community and mainstream services
• Explaining how the NDIS system works and how to make the most of it
• Helping participants prepare for their plan review​​

For example:
A participant's goal could be to increase their independence skills (such as learning how to cook). We can find five local companies that specialise in support cooking classes, either one-to-one or in groups if the goal is also to encourage the participant's social skills.

A participant's plan may also be incorrect and/or under-funded by the NDIS. We can help to navigate the review process and coordinate the evidence needed by helping the service providers word their support letters using the correct NDIS terminology. We have a very high success rate.