NDIS support coordination
Make the most of your NDIS plan
What is support coordination?
Support coordination is when we support you to make the most of your NDIS plan. Our friendly support coordinators are here to support you to live your life’s adventure.
Together we will work to understand your NDIS plan, find the right services and make sure the supports you choose fit with your goals and lifestyle. You tell us what you need! We will always listen and make sure you have the support you want.
Some of the ways we support you
Making your NDIS plan easy to understand- Linking you to services and supports
- Helping you working out your goals
- Supporting you to make your own choices
- Being right there with you through times of change.
How it works
We know the NDIS can be tricky to navigate, so we are here for you. Because life is better with a little back up.
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Meet our team
Michelle Sutton (NSW)
I’m passionate about empowering people to achieve their goals and live independently. My experience as a support worker inspired me to help others navigate the NDIS with confidence. I love building meaningful connections and seeing the difference it makes in people’s lives. Outside of work, I enjoy time with my dog, family and friends, exploring nature and relaxing at the beach.
Michelle Sutton (NSW)
I’m passionate about empowering people to achieve their goals and live independently. My experience as a support worker inspired me to help others navigate the NDIS with confidence. I love building meaningful connections and seeing the difference it makes in people’s lives. Outside of work, I enjoy time with my dog, family and friends, exploring nature and relaxing at the beach.
Chongyang Wang (NSW)
I became a support coordinator because I love connecting with people and helping those who are vulnerable. Seeing a smile on my clients’ faces brings me joy and purpose. I approach every situation with empathy, patience and inclusion. When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my family and watching my kids grow up.
Chongyang Wang (NSW)
I became a support coordinator because I love connecting with people and helping those who are vulnerable. Seeing a smile on my clients’ faces brings me joy and purpose. I approach every situation with empathy, patience and inclusion. When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my family and watching my kids grow up.
Dalal Gorjian (NSW)
I love seeing positive change in my clients’ lives because every achievement, big or small, matters. I listen, identify barriers and empower clients to find their own solutions. Supporting people to take control of their journey drives me every day. Outside of work, I enjoy arts and crafts and spending time with my family and friends.
Dalal Gorjian (NSW)
I love seeing positive change in my clients’ lives because every achievement, big or small, matters. I listen, identify barriers and empower clients to find their own solutions. Supporting people to take control of their journey drives me every day. Outside of work, I enjoy arts and crafts and spending time with my family and friends.
Fenessa Brown (NSW)
I became a support coordinator to make a genuine difference in people’s lives. I believe everyone deserves the chance to live independently, make their own choices and reach their goals. I help clients break goals into achievable steps and celebrate every success. Outside of work, I enjoy family time, holidays and volunteering at my local footy club.
Fenessa Brown (NSW)
I became a support coordinator to make a genuine difference in people’s lives. I believe everyone deserves the chance to live independently, make their own choices and reach their goals. I help clients break goals into achievable steps and celebrate every success. Outside of work, I enjoy family time, holidays and volunteering at my local footy club.
Mae Grosskopf (QLD)
I’ve always been passionate about helping others live their best lives. My background as a support worker and therapy assistant helps me guide clients through the NDIS with confidence. I love finding creative ways to help people reach their goals. Outside of work, I enjoy time with my cats, watching Netflix and volunteering in my community.
Mae Grosskopf (QLD)
I’ve always been passionate about helping others live their best lives. My background as a support worker and therapy assistant helps me guide clients through the NDIS with confidence. I love finding creative ways to help people reach their goals. Outside of work, I enjoy time with my cats, watching Netflix and volunteering in my community.
Harrison Hicks (QLD)
I’m passionate about helping people with disability live independently and confidently. I love seeing my clients’ goals come to life and making a real difference in their journey. I connect clients with the right supports through my strong network of services. Outside of work, you’ll find me outdoors hiking, exploring new places or relaxing by a campfire under the stars.
Harrison Hicks (QLD)
I’m passionate about helping people with disability live independently and confidently. I love seeing my clients’ goals come to life and making a real difference in their journey. I connect clients with the right supports through my strong network of services. Outside of work, you’ll find me outdoors hiking, exploring new places or relaxing by a campfire under the stars.
Ashleigh Bellingham (VIC)
After many years in the disability sector, I wanted to make a more direct impact, which inspired me to become a support coordinator. I’m passionate about helping people build confidence, independence and choice in their lives. Outside of work, I love spending time with my family, friends and two dogs, exploring new places and trying new things.
Ashleigh Bellingham (VIC)
After many years in the disability sector, I wanted to make a more direct impact, which inspired me to become a support coordinator. I’m passionate about helping people build confidence, independence and choice in their lives. Outside of work, I love spending time with my family, friends and two dogs, exploring new places and trying new things.
Jackie Hall (SA)
I became a support coordinator to help people understand the NDIS and explore what’s possible. I love being part of my clients’ stories and helping create opportunities and new connections. Together, we identify goals and plan practical steps to achieve them. Outside of work, I enjoy travelling, exploring new places and learning about different cultures.
Jackie Hall (SA)
I became a support coordinator to help people understand the NDIS and explore what’s possible. I love being part of my clients’ stories and helping create opportunities and new connections. Together, we identify goals and plan practical steps to achieve them. Outside of work, I enjoy travelling, exploring new places and learning about different cultures.
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How to pay for support coordination
NDIS funding information
You need to have support coordination included in your NDIS plan to use this service. The NDIS only funds support it considers reasonable and necessary.
That means support coordination must:
- Be related to your disability
- Be good value for money
- Support you to meet your goals
- Not include day-to-day living costs
- Not be related to other disability support needs, like groceries
If you are eligible for support coordination it will be included in your plan’s capacity building budget. This is a fixed amount for a support care coordinator to help you use your plan.
If your plan describes the level of support coordination funded, you can only purchase this level of support coordination.
If your plan does not describe the level of support coordination funded, you can choose to purchase the level of support coordination that suits your needs.
Visit the support coordination page on the NDIS website to learn more about support coordination and the NDIS.
Support coordination helps you understand and make the most of your NDIS plan so you can reach your goals. Your support coordinator will get to know you. They will work with you to find the right services, connect you with providers, and make sure your supports fit your needs and lifestyle.
You can access this service if support coordination is included in your NDIS plan. If you’re unsure, your coordinator can help you check your plan and guide you through the next steps.
There are three levels: support connection, coordination of supports and specialist support coordination. Which level is right for you depends on your individual needs and goals. We can support you to understand your options and match you to the right level of support.
No. NDIS support coordination is only for people who have an NDIS plan. We have lots of other services you can access without NDIS funding though!
We take the time to understand your wants, needs and goals. Then we connect you to services that best suit your lifestyle, whether that’s in-home support, assistance with daily living, employment, therapy or community activities.
Living independently means something different for everyone. For some people that means a lift to the shops, a social event or a night out with friends in one of our cars. For others it is having one of our friendly in-home support workers close by, day or night, to share the serious stuff and a few laughs together along the way.
A NDIS support coordinator’s job is to help you to understand and make the most of your NDIS plan so that you can reach your goals and live as independently as possible. They are experts in NDIS support coordination. They start by getting to know you. Then they find the right services and providers and make sure your supports fit your needs and lifestyle.
We know things change from time to time, and that is okay. When this happens, let’s chat about it. Then together will adjust your plan and services. Your support coordinator will be right by your side through every change to make sure your supports continue to work for you. Because life is better with a little back up.
If you still have questions about support coordination, get in touch!
We are here to help you find the answers you need.
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