A support coordinator helps you understand and implement your NDIS plan. They connect you with providers, help you navigate the system, and ensure your supports are working together effectively. Not all NDIS participants receive support coordination funding — but those who do have access to a powerful resource that can significantly improve their plan outcomes. These guides explain everything you need to know about support coordination.
Support coordination is funded under the Capacity Building budget in your NDIS plan
Not all participants receive support coordination — it is allocated based on assessed need
You can choose your own support coordinator — you are not required to use the one suggested by the NDIA
Specialist support coordination is for participants with complex needs requiring a higher level of expertise
Your support coordinator should never pressure you to use specific providers
Support coordinators help you understand your NDIS plan, connect with providers, resolve service issues, and prepare for plan reviews. This guide explains their role in detail and what you should expect from a good coordinator.
Not all support coordinators are equal. This guide explains what to look for, what questions to ask, and how to find a coordinator who genuinely advocates for your interests.
There are two levels of support coordination in the NDIS: standard support coordination and specialist support coordination for participants with complex needs. Learn the difference and which one applies to you.
If your current support coordinator is not meeting your needs, you have the right to change. This guide explains the process for switching coordinators without disrupting your supports.
Knowing the right questions to ask your support coordinator can make a significant difference to your plan outcomes. This guide provides 15 essential questions to ask at your first meeting and at each plan review.
Support coordinators play a crucial role in connecting participants with providers and ensuring service delivery is coordinated. This guide explains the relationship from both the participant and provider perspective.
Our team at Goodwill Care offers a free 20-minute NDIS strategy session. We will review your situation, answer your questions, and explain your options — no obligation, no pressure.