Frequently Asked Questions

Support Coordination is not automatically included in every NDIS plan. Whether you qualify depends on your individual circumstances, goals, and the level of support you need to implement your plan effectively.

Here are some common reasons why Support Coordination might be funded:

• You’re new to the NDIS and need help understanding how it works

• You have complex needs or multiple supports to coordinate

• You’re facing a major life transition (e.g. leaving school, moving out, starting work)

• You’ve had difficulty using your plan in the past or need help building your capacity

• You’re experiencing challenges like housing instability, mental health concerns, or limited informal supports

The NDIA will assess your situation during the planning or review process. If they determine that Support Coordination would help you get the most out of your plan, they may include it as a funded support.

If you're unsure whether you qualify, we can help you prepare for your planning meeting or review by gathering evidence and clearly explaining why Support Coordination would benefit you.

 

If you want help with that we are ready when you are!