NDIS support coordination on the Gold Coast, in Brisbane and the Tweed
Help to understand your NDIS plan, find the right providers and make your funding work for you, from a registered NDIS provider.
What support coordination involves
A support coordinator helps you understand your NDIS plan, connect with the right providers and use your funding well. The aim is for you to feel more confident managing your own supports over time.
Understanding your plan
We go through your plan with you in plain English so you know what is funded and how it can be used.
Finding the right providers
We help you find providers that suit your goals, location and preferences, and connect you with them.
Service agreements and bookings
We help set up service agreements and service bookings so supports can start smoothly.
Keeping an eye on your budget
We help you track spending so your funding lasts for the length of your plan.
Preparing for plan reassessment
We gather the reports and evidence needed and help you get ready for your next plan.
Linking with other services
We connect you with health, housing, education and community services alongside your NDIS supports.
Who it is for
Support coordination is for NDIS participants who have Support Coordination funding in their plan, along with their families, carers and nominees.
How it works
Referral
Send a referral through our online form or by email.
First contact
We reply within two business days to confirm availability and talk about your goals.
Service agreement
We agree in writing what support coordination will cover and how it is billed.
Getting started
We review your plan with you and start connecting you with the supports you need.
Areas we cover
We meet participants at home, in the community or by phone and video across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and the Tweed. Telehealth is available for all participants.
Funding
Support coordination is funded from the Support Coordination budget in the Capacity Building section of an NDIS plan. As a registered NDIS provider we work with agency managed, plan managed and self managed participants.
Common questions
What is the difference between a support coordinator and an LAC?
A Local Area Coordinator helps people access the NDIS and develop their plan. A support coordinator is funded in your plan to help you put it into action and manage your supports.
I do not have support coordination funding. Can you still help?
Support coordination can only be delivered when it is funded in your plan. If you think you need it, we can explain how to raise it at your next plan reassessment.
Can I change support coordinator?
Yes. You can choose your support coordinator and change at any time, following the notice period in your service agreement.
How do I check your registration?
Search the NDIS Commission provider register for Forsyth, Aaron.
Also looking for behaviour support? Read about our positive behaviour support service.
Ready to make a referral?
Anyone can refer: participants, families, support coordinators, LACs, plan managers, providers and GPs. We reply within two business days.
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