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NDIS offers excellent support to people with disabilities in Australia to help them lead worry-free lives. The NDIS scheme ensures they have the same choice and opportunities and live independently.
The NDIS provides support coordination, which helps participants build their proficiency to connect with informal community-funded support and get the most out of their NDIS plan to achieve their goals.
The people who access NDIS determine that they will include “reasonable and necessary” support coordination in the capacity-building budget of their plan, which is a fixed amount for a support coordinator to help them use their plan.
A support coordinator is essential in ensuring NDIS participants can access all the support they are provided. They assist you in understanding the tailored NDIS plan and services for the participant and help you make the most out of them.
Some helpful activities that a support coordinator engages in are as follows:
It helps to understand the NDIS plan and budget and provides all the details needed for funding and budgeting.
- Plan and harmonise the required support, including finding providers, fixing how you would like services and support delivered, and organising and scheduling services that fit your NDIS program.
- Connect the participant with support and services by providing information about available local community assistance and connecting them to the providers and services that best suit their needs.
- Acting in the participant’s best welfare by providing requests, support, and services that best suit their needs.
Through NDIS, you can choose your support and the provider you want to work with. The A support coordinator will help you activate your NDIS plan and access your support, connect with the community, understand the plan options available, and get the most out of it.
- The support coordinator helps participants identify their NDIS goals and the different ways to maximise their support.
- They also help participants determine the level of support and coordination they need based on their needs and circumstances.
- Additionally, support coordinators help participants plan and coordinate their required support, connect them with support and services, and act in their best interest by providing recommendations, support, and assistance that best suit their requirements.
The support coordination is included in your plan and can help you lead your life without barriers after activation. They will help you to
- Understand and make the most out of the plan
- Aware of your plan opportunities and work towards your goal
- Find the right providers for the support you are funded for
- Access to healthcare, education, looking for a job and other essential aspects of life
- Participate in the community and locality
- Work through accommodations needs or house change
- Work towards your aim to develop the skill and confidence to coordinate your support.
The capacity-building support budget in your NDIS Plan funds support coordination. A participant’s NDIS plan can outline the level of support coordination that is funded and how it should be delivered. It implies that the participant can only purchase support coordination based on the description provided in the plan.
The plan can establish the funding for support coordination services, and the participant can access the services by selecting a registered provider or registered support coordinator. The plan may also define the needed level of support coordination, such as support connection, support coordination, or specialist support coordination. Participants can select the level of support coordination required and how it needs to be delivered to them.
