Support Coordination
NDIS plans can feel overwhelming. Our role is to reduce stress, create structure and make sure your supports actually work together.
Support Coordination helps participants understand and implement their NDIS plan.
We connect you with the right services, monitor progress and adjust supports when needed.
For participants with psychosocial disability, this often means coordinating therapy, community supports, housing, and crisis planning — all at once.
This service suits NDIS participants who:
We don't just send referral emails and step back. We stay involved.
Our coordinators work collaboratively with:
We prioritise structure, safety and forward movement.
Support coordination may include:
Our goal is steady progress — not reactive scrambling.
Support coordinators often become the central point of stability for complex participants.
That responsibility requires experience and strong communication.
Referrers value that we:
We are used to working alongside GPs, psychiatrists and hospital teams.
Many participants engage in DBT individual therapy or DBT programs alongside support coordination.
This integration helps goals translate into measurable outcomes.
Support coordination is also available independently, or alongside Recovery Coaching.
Support Coordination is typically funded under Capacity Building – Support Coordination.
We support self-managed, plan-managed and NDIA-managed participants.
If you're unsure whether your plan includes this funding, we can help clarify.
Participants can self-refer. We also accept referrals from support coordinators, LACs, clinicians, NGOs and family members. Submit a referral here.
We aim to confirm suitability and respond promptly once documentation is received.
We can discuss suitability based on participant needs and plan complexity.
Yes, where appropriate supports and collaboration are in place.
Yes, we regularly participate in multidisciplinary meetings.
We can transition supports where requested, following appropriate handover.
