Service agreements are not lock in contracts! You can get out of them by providing the required notice outlined in the agreement. Depending on the type of support you receive, a notice period may be 7 days, 14 days or sometimes even 28 days.
Finding the right cos is so important to ensure your plan is implemented, and that the right supports are put in pllace that are suitable to you and your needs.
See our tips here, about how to find the right CoS for you!
The Disability Royal Commission wants to hear from all Australians about their experiences of violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation of people with disability.
The Royal Commission is seeking information on a range of issues including..
The role of the support coordinator (SC) is to guide participants through the planning cycle of their individual NDIS plan. The plan is usually a 12 month cycle but can be longer or shorter, dependent on intensity, urgency (crisis management) and other considerations.
Support Coordination operates on three tiers:
The role of the support coordinator (SC) is to guide participants through the planning cycle of their individual NDIS plan. Today we are talking about Tier 1, Support Connection..
It’s National Breastfeeding Week, and I have taken this opportunity to do some research into the benefits of breastfeeding for babies born with a disability.
Everyone talks about finding the right match with a support worker, but no one is talking about finding your the right fit for a support coordinator.
This is as just as important, and here are our reasons why..
The role of the support coordinator (SC) is to guide participants through the planning cycle of their individual NDIS plan.
We are hearing many stories from participants and workers alike, that some organisations are claiming coordination money automatically each week, even if the support is not provided. This is NOT OK!
A person’s NDIS plan contains some very private and personal information.
Do you know that you do not have to share your NDIS plan with any of your providers, apart from your Coordinator of Supports (CoS)?
