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Understanding the NDIS and your support coordination funding


What is the NDIS?

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides funding to people with a permanent or significant disability so they can live more independently and take part in everyday life. Through the NDIS, participants can access supports that help them:

  • Spend more time with family and friends

  • Build independence and confidence

  • Learn new skills

  • Stay connected to community, work, or volunteering

  • Improve their overall wellbeing

Along with funded supports, the NDIS can also help you connect with local services such as GPs, community groups, schools, libraries, support groups, and other government programs.

What is an NDIS plan?

An NDIS plan is your personalised document that outlines:

  • Your goals

  • The supports you need

  • The funding you have been approved for

  • How that funding can be used

Your plan is built around what you want to achieve, what you need day-to-day, and the type of support that best suits your circumstances.

What is Support Coordination in an NDIS plan?

Support Coordination is a funded service that helps you understand your NDIS plan and use your supports in a way that feels right for your life.

A Support Coordinator can help you:

  • Understand your plan and funding

  • Choose and connect with suitable providers

  • Coordinate your services

  • Organise appointments

  • Resolve issues or barriers

  • Build skills so you can manage parts of your plan on your own over time

Support Coordination is all about making your NDIS experience easier, clearer, and more empowering.

For more information, you can visit the NDIS website.

Why have you been approved for a Support Coordinator?

The NDIS includes Support Coordination in a plan when a participant needs extra help to:

  • Navigate the NDIS system

  • Coordinate multiple supports or providers

  • Manage complex needs or situations

  • Build confidence and independence

  • Understand how to use their funding correctly

  • Stay safe and stable in their daily life

Having Support Coordination means the NDIS recognises that you would benefit from guided support to make the most of your plan.

How do I get started?

FAQ


Getting support with us is simple and stress-free. Here’s how the process works.


01

Reach out

Send us a message or give us a call — we’re here to listen and understand what you need.

02

Meet with us

We’ll organise a phone call or face-to-face meeting to get to know you and talk through your goals.

03

Complete onboarding

Together, we’ll go through consent forms, your NDIS plan, and any information needed to set up your supports.

04

Start your supports

Once everything is in place, we begin working with you to coordinate your services and support your goals.

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