What is Support Coordination?

Understand NDIS funding: Assisting individuals in comprehending their NDIS plan, budget, and available funding options.

• Identify goals and needs: Collaborating with the individual to identify their goals, aspirations, and support requirements.

• Develop a support plan: Working together to develop a comprehensive support plan that aligns with the individual's goals and maximizes their NDIS funding.

• Connect with service providers: Assisting in finding and connecting with suitable service providers, including therapists, caregivers, and community resources.

• Coordinate supports: Coordinating different supports and services to ensure they work together harmoniously and meet the individual's needs.

• Advocacy: Advocating for the individual's rights, needs, and preferences to ensure they receive the appropriate support and services.

• Skill-building and capacity development: Supporting individuals in building their skills, knowledge, and confidence to independently manage their supports and make informed decisions.

• Monitor progress: Regularly reviewing and monitoring the individual's progress, making adjustments to the support plan as needed.

• Problem-solving and crisis management: Providing assistance during challenging situations, resolving issues, and supporting individuals during times of crisis.

• Transition support: Assisting individuals during transitions, such as moving to a new living arrangement or transitioning between service providers.

• Collaborate with stakeholders: Liaising with family members, carers, therapists, and other relevant stakeholders to ensure a holistic approach to support coordination.

• Empowerment and self-advocacy: Empowering individuals to advocate for themselves, make choices, and take control of their lives.