NDIS Support Coordination
Level 1 – Support Connection
Our Level 1 Support Connection helps you by:
- Understanding your NDIS plan and goals.
- Building your ability to connect with informal, community, and funded supports.
- We connect you with service providers and help build your confidence in managing your plan.
- Suitable for those with lower-level support needs.
- Generally provided by Local Area Coordinators (LACs) at no cost.
- Not suitable for participants with complex needs.
Level 2 – Support Coordination:
Our Level 2 Support Coordination helps NDIS participants by:
- Educating participants and families about NDIS and available funding.
- Helping participants reach their personal goals by connecting them with appropriate services.
- Tracking and managing funding effectively, enabling informed choices.
- Building skills in coordinating supports, negotiating with providers, and community participation.
- Utilizing local knowledge to discover free community resources and opportunities.
- Providing thorough assessments, goal setting, progress monitoring, advocacy, and referrals.
- Offering expert advice on disability services, rules, and safety.
- Ensuring safety and effectiveness through support plans, service agreements, outcome measurement, and regular reviews.
- Maintaining accurate records and documentation.
- Completing NDIS plan reviews, progress and incident reports, change notifications, and administrative appeals (AAT).
- Organising training for support workers and carers.
- Facilitating supported travel across Australia, including holidays, tours, and family visits.
Level 3 – Specialist Support Coordination
Our Level 3 Specialist Support Coordination provides high-level, targeted support by:
- Delivering specialist services aligned with NDIS Practice Standards.
- Offering individualized support for complex needs such as mental health, homelessness, child protection, and post-prison support.
- Creating detailed, personalized plans to overcome barriers and achieve goals.
- Coordinating multiple stakeholders effectively.
- Managing funding and service agreements transparently and responsibly.
- Providing immediate crisis support to stabilize situations quickly.
- Actively developing, monitoring, reviewing, and reporting on plans.
- Ensuring accurate documentation compliant with NDIS requirements.
- Regularly communicating participant progress to NDIA.
- Helping with Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and Short-Term Accommodation (STA) applications.
- Providing short-term, goal-specific support.
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Why Choose Us
- We use genuine and caring providers with good record of following NDIS guidelines for or service delivery.
- Generally, we offer you at least three options to choose from to empower your choice and control
- Flexible cancellation with a two-day notice.
- Quick response and nationwide coverage, especially in regional and remote areas.
- 19 years of combined experience in disability, health, and child protection, including extensive work with First Nations communities.
Services We Work With:
- For accommodation support, we can build your capacity to liaise with public housing, crisis accommodation, and transport services
- Building confidence in contacting public housing, crisis accommodation, and transport services.
- Connecting you with disability advocacy, day programs, employment support, counselling, and rehabilitation services.
- Referrals to Occupational Therapists, Speech Therapists, Physiotherapists, Therapy Assistants, Dieticians, and Exercise Physiologists.
- Connecting you with mental health services, psychiatrists, nurses, support workers, cleaners, gardeners, and home modification teams.
- Assisting with purchasing Assistive Technology and consumable items.
- Behaviour Support Practitioners for behaviour management and restrictive practices.
- Occupational Therapists for Functional Capacity Assessments
- Referrals for addiction programs, life skills training, cooking classes, culturally specific activities, music groups, and exercise programs.
- Supporting return-to-country trips and family reunions.
- Continence assessments by Registered Nurses and hydrotherapy sessions.
- Collaboration with Plan Managers.
Equipment We Assist With:
- Wheelchairs, electric scooters, hoists, communication devices, hearing aids, sensory equipment, modified cutlery, and digital technologies.
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Consumables we can support with
- Continence products (pads, diapers, catheters)
- Wound care products (dressings, bandages)
- Eating aids and personal care items.
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We ensure our services are:
- Reasonable and necessary.
- Disability-related and future-focused.
- Value for money.
- Not available freely from other services.
- Increase your independence and engagement in the community.
- Not available freely from other community services and government agencies
- Increase your independence, build your capacity, and engagement in the community.