NDIS Support Coordination
Welcome to Early Links NDIS Support Coordination
NDIS support coordination helps you to achieve your NDIS goals by connecting you to different service providers, such as therapy services, community groups, and employment services. Our support coordinators have a wealth of experience and can help you understand how to get the most out of your NDIS plan.
What does a support coordinator do?
Our support coordinators assist you in understanding your NDIS plan, how to connect with service providers that will suit you and your needs, and explain what NDIS funding can be used for. We support you to achieve your NDIS goals.
We may link you to:
- Therapies to assist you in reaching your goals
- Support in the community
- Help for domestic help or maintenance in the home
- Local group activities that are of interest to you
- Employment services
- Housing Services
- NDIS MyPlace Portal
- Being more involved within the local community
- Connecting to informal supports including neighbours, shops, and local transport
- Being assisted with tasks of everyday living – grocery shopping and appointments
- Building skills to live independently
- Finding housing suitable to your needs
- Working towards employment
- Connecting to interest groups in your local area
- Looking after your mental health and wellbeing
- Having healthy relationships
Our support coordinators can communicate with you in the manner that best suits you and your circumstances via texts, phone calls, emails, video chats or in person.
Who can our support coordinators help?
Our support coordinators assist people who have NDIS plans with funding for a support coordinator. We aim to link you to a support coordinator with the knowledge and experience to understand you and your needs.
Our support coordinators are highly qualified
Our support coordinators come from a wide range of backgrounds. Some have lived experience, and others have family members with disabilities. We have worked within the disability sector in many areas, including community services, education, health, NDIS and housing.
Meet our friendly Support Coordination Leadership Team
Barbara
Support Coordination Senior Leader
Sue
Support Coordination Team Leader
Which areas do our support coordinators cover?
Aberdeen, Abermain, Bellbird, Beresfield, Bolwarra, Branxton, Cessnock, Chisholm, Cliftleigh, Dungog, East Maitland, Gillieston Heights, Greta, Heddon Greta, Hinton, Kurri Kurri, Laguna, Lochinvar, Lorn, Maitland, Morpeth, Muswellbrook, Paterson, Raworth, Raymond Terrace, Rothbury, Rutherford, Singleton, Stroud, Tarro, Telarah, Tenambit, Thornton, Vacy, Windella, Wollombi, Woodberry and more.
How do I start Support Coordination with Early Links?
If you’re ready to get started or just want to find out more, you can use the form below to get in touch with us.
We’ll be happy to answer any questions you have, explain what would be involved and tell you all about the support we can offer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a support coordinator do?
A support coordinator assists you to understand your NDIS plan, explains what the NDIS funding can be used for, and finds and connects you with service providers that will suit you and your needs. This will support you to achieve your NDIS goals.
How do I find a support coordinator?
You can ask your NDIS planner, local area coordinator (LAC), or ECEI partner to contact us on your behalf. You can give us a call at Early Links directly on 02 4934 3773 and ask for support coordinators. Your NDIS planner will nominate a support coordinator if you don’t know of any.
Who pays for my support coordinator?
Support coordinators are funded through your NDIS plan.
Can my support coordinator make my decisions for me?
Our support coordinators will not make any decisions on your behalf without first consulting you. Your support coordinator will provide you with a range of information to support you to make the best decision for yourself.
What sort of community activities would you link me to?
Our support coordinators can help link you with a range of community activities, both independently and as part of a group. Some of these may include:
- Swimming
- Learning guitar
- Trainspotting
- Crafts
- Fishing
- Watching football
- Computer games
- Cooking classes
- Woodworking