Support Coordination

Support Coordination is carried out together with and on behalf of participants. It involves identifying, coordinating, and accessing supports and services that meet your specific needs, wants and preferences. 

What your support coordinator should do, help you understand your NDIS plan, plan and coordinate your supports, connect you with supports and services, establish and maintain your supports, coach, refine and reflect, all report to the NDIA, capacity building for independence and prepare for unexpected events.

Psychosocial recovery coaches are a relatively new support available under the NDIS. A psychosocial recovery coach is a specialist mental health support person that some NDIS participants with mental health conditions may have access to under their plans.

The role of a recovery coach is to assist people with disabilities arising from mental health conditions to live a full and contributing life, implement a recovery plan to help you become more independent.

Help you get the most from your NDIS plan, assist with coordination of NDIS supports, provide coaching to increase skills and capacity such as motivation, strengths, resilience and decision-making and connect you with mainstream supports.

Our role is then to work with your informal supports, formal supports, and other key stakeholders to connect you with all the necessary support to ensure a smooth recovery journey,”