Support Coordination
Support coordination is a service that helps people understand and use their NDIS plan to achieve their goals. Support coordinators work with individuals to help them connect with services, build skills, and become more independent.
What Can a Support Coordinator Do?
- Help people understand their NDIS plan and budget
- Connect people with services, including NDIS providers, community services, and mainstream services
- Help people identify the right people to help them achieve their goals
- Help people build confidence and skills to use their supports
- Help people plan for unexpected events, such as moving house or going to the hospital
- Help people address barriers that prevent them from accessing supports
- Help people make changes to their supports or how they are delivered
- Who might benefit from support coordination
- People with complex needs or who face particular challenges
- People who want to become more independent
- People who want to make the most of their NDIS plan
- Connect people with services, including NDIS providers, community services, and mainstream services
- Help people identify the right people to help them achieve their goals
- Help people build confidence and skills to use their supports
- Help people plan for unexpected events, such as moving house or going to the hospital
- Help people address barriers that prevent them from accessing supports
- Help people make changes to their supports or how they are delivered
- Who might benefit from support coordination
- People with complex needs or who face particular challenges
- People who want to become more independent
- People who want to make the most of their NDIS plan
