Support Coordination for North Queenslanders
We build your support village by matching you with the best services in your community.
Support Coordination
for Queenslanders
for Queenslanders
We build your support village by matching you with the best services in your community.
Pronounced, “eye-ara”, our name means “village” in the language of the people of Kairuku in the central province of Papua New Guinea. At i’ara, we provide Support Coordination services; working with you to build a wrap-around support system to help you with your day-to-day living tasks, as well as your medium to long term goals.
Whether your have just received your first NDIS plan or you are onto your 5th year with the NDIS, we will help you understand and get the most out of your NDIS plan.
We are here. We have time.
We are on your side.
We are on your side.
Support
Coordination
Coordination
i’ara will support you to understand your NDIS plan and assist you to find the right providers, with the right services for you.
Specialist Disability Accommodation
(SDA) Applications
(SDA) Applications
We will work with you to help you identify housing solutions and prepare and submit Specialist Disability Accommodation Applications.
Our Team of
Support Coordinators
Support Coordinators
Latest News
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This plan sets out what the NDIA is going to do over the next two years to deliver a National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) that meets your expectations. It reflects the feedback that the NDIA has received from you.
Find out what the NDIS is, what support it provides and who you can contact for more information.
Here’s a list of examples of Assistive Technology that may be funded in an NDIS plan and what kind of support you may need to get to apply for certain items.
This plan sets out what the NDIA is going to do over the next two years to deliver a National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) that meets your expectations. It reflects the feedback that the NDIA has received from you.
