The support coordinator will help you find and engage with suitable service providers, including NDIS, community, and mainstream providers. Your coordinator will assist in setting up service agreements and manage the time-consuming tasks involved.
They also guide you through NDIS processes, prepare for meetings, and compile reports from therapists and providers for the NDIA planner, ensuring you stay on track with your goals and access the right support.
Assistance with accessing disability-specific services
Assistance with accessing community and mainstream services
Help with staying on track with NDIS goals
Finding and engaging NDIS services
Coordinating NDIS services
Liaising with the NDIA where required
Clarifying the details of your NDIS plan
Assisting in the organisation and coordination of your support services
Developing skills to help you manage your plan independently
Maintaining communication with the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA)
Ensuring you adhere to your budget
Am I Eligible For Coordination Of Supports?
Eligibility is determined during your NDIS planning meeting and is typically available if included in your plan, especially for those with complex needs. The NDIA assesses your needs based on what is reasonable and necessary.
What If I’m Not Satisfied With My Support Coordinator?
If your needs aren’t being met, consider seeking other providers. At Whiddon, we stress the importance of finding a coordinator who understands and meets your unique needs.
Why Should I Choose Whiddon For Support Coordination?
Whiddon is known for its award-winning, relationship-based care, fostering strong community connections and providing support tailored to your goals.
What Is Coordination Of Supports Under The NDIS?
Support Coordination helps you use your NDIS plan to achieve your goals, navigating the complexities of the NDIS to maximize your support.
What Are The Responsibilities Of A Support Coordinator?
They help you understand and implement your NDIS plan, connect you with providers, and develop your skills to manage supports independently.
Does My Support Coordinator Need To Live In My Area?
No, but having a coordinator with local connections can be beneficial for accessing suitable local support.
What’s The Difference Between Coordination Of Support & Plan Management?
A support coordinator helps manage your supports, while a plan manager handles the financial aspects, such as processing invoices.
How Often Do I Need To Meet With My Support Coordinator?
Meeting frequency depends on your needs and funding terms, ranging from regular check-ins to occasional updates, conducted via phone, face-to-face, or Zoom.
Yes, we can!
Depending on what your NDIS Plan looks like, and the goals you would like to achieve, we can help you secure the services you need.
Yes, Whiddon is a registered NDIS Provider.
Whiddon Community Care provides disability support services in the following areas of New South Wales and South Queensland
Depending on your NDIS Plan, you may or may not be approved for Support Coordination funding.
Individuals are assessed to determine whether you meet the criteria for eligibility or not to receive this funding.
Whiddon can assist you with determining whether this is something you are approved for or not.
From navigating the system and understanding your plan to helping you achieve your goals to live your best life, your Support Coordinator can assist with helping you resolve issues and review your o overall goals.
