NDIS SUPPORT COORDINATION
NDIS SPECIALIST SUPPORT COORDINATION & PSYCHOSOCIAL RECOVERY COACHING
NDIS Support Coordination
Support Coordination
Support Coordination helps you make the most of your NDIS plan. We work with you to:
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Understand your plan and funding.
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Connect you with the right services in your community.
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Build your confidence to manage supports more independently.
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Troubleshoot issues if things aren’t working the way they should.
Think of it as having a knowledgeable guide by your side, making sure your NDIS journey feels less overwhelming and more in your control.
Specialist Support Coordination
Specialist Support Coordination (Level 3) is designed for people with more complex needs or challenging situations. Our experienced team steps in when there are big barriers to getting the right supports in place, such as managing health needs, housing issues, or navigating multiple services and government systems.
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Work closely with hospitals, housing services, mental health teams, and justice or child protection systems.
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Help stabilise crisis situations and put strong, reliable supports around you.
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Ensure your NDIS plan works in real life — not just on paper.
This is the highest level of support coordination under the NDIS, giving you a dedicated expert to handle complexity and reduce stress for you and your family.
Please contact us to discuss your needs and our availability.
NDIS Psychosocial Recovery Coaching
Recovery coaches share some of the role of support coordinators but have a better understanding of mental health and the challenges faced by people with psychosocial disabilities and so can deliver more targeted coordination. They are only available to people with an NDIS plan and a primary diagnosis of psychosocial disability. Recovery looks different to different people.
A recovery coach will:
- Work on supporting you to be the best you can be through positive, hope-based recovery planning.
- Support the person with their recovery planning.
- Coach to increase recovery skills and personal capacity, including motivation, strengths, resilience and decision-making.
- Collaborate with the broader system of supports to ensure supports are recovery oriented.
- Support engagement with the NDIS, including support with plan implementation documentation and reporting.
- Recognise that psychosocial disability fluctuates and is not the same each day, but also that there are supports which people with psychosocial disability can use to improve their health.
We Do Support Coordination
