How do I know if I need Support Coordination?

NDIS provides support known as NDIS support coordination, through which the participants can build their ability to connect with informal community-funded support. It helps them get the most out of their NDIS plan and efficiently fulfill their goals.

NDIS is a boon to people with disabilities. It provides support to help them live their lives independently and better than before. If you need some extra support, NDIS can be the most helpful option for you.

• If you are eligible for NDIS support, then for specific criteria, you can take the help of the support coordination:
• Support coordination is designed to help you connect to the service provider if you cannot do it alone.
• If you cannot find or connect with a local support service provider, you can seek help from a support coordinator.
• Support coordination is the right choice to get your services effortlessly.
• Suppose you need an informal support network like friends and family who can help you find a service provider. For people with disabilities, NDIS can allow funding support coordinators.
• If you receive NDIS for the first time, you may need a support coordinator to ensure a smooth journey.

Taking help from a support coordinator depends entirely on you or your family. If your condition needs help from the support coordinator, you can get it through proper documentation regarding your needs and current condition.