Support Coordination
Making the most of your planned supports is made easier with the aid of support coordination. Support coordination is a tool for creating capacity that aids in:
- Recognize your NDIS plan and use it to further your objectives.
- Link you to NDIS providers, community, mainstream services, and other government resources.
- Increase your self-assurance and coordination abilities when using your supports.
- Services for support coordination are provided by a support coordinator or specialist support coordinator.
You can include one of the following three levels of support coordination in your strategy:
- Support connection: With this support, you will be given the tools you need to establish connections with informal, community, and financed supports so you may make the most of your plan and work towards your objectives.
- Support Coordination (Level 2): This assistance will help you develop and connect you with NDIS service providers, the community, traditional media, and other With this support, you can develop the abilities required to comprehend and apply your plan. A support coordinator will collaborate with you to make sure that a variety of supports are used to improve your ability to manage service delivery duties, maintain relationships, live more independently, and participate in your community.
- Specialist Support Coordination (Level 3) – This is a more advanced level of coordination for support. It is intended for those whose circumstances are more complicated and who require specialised support. You will receive help managing difficulties in your support environment and maintaining consistent service delivery from a specialised support coordinator.