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)?
I have been spending the last few months ensuring our policies and procedures are up to standard, and I am happy to announce that I passed Stage 1 of our NDIS Certification Audit with flying colours!
Unfortunately the rate of people who are homeless, or at risk of becoming homeless, is a real crisis around Australia.
Please reach out if you, or anyone you know, might need some support by calling any of the following local numbers xo
An NDIS Plan Review can be daunting. Here are some tips to help you prepare. Remember, This is YOUR meeting, take control.
Independent Coordination of Supports means that your support coordinator, is from a separate organisation to your other supports. Here are the benefits…
We know how challenging it can be to navigate the NDIS, and understand an NDIS plan.
We can help you!
We see a lot of confusion out there, especially within the health sector, and amongst allied health professionals and service providers, about the role of a support coordinator.
