For people with disabilities, taking control of their lives can often be a challenging journey. Along this journey, they may be met with barriers and obstacles that hinder their ability to live as independently as possible. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) recognized this issue and provides support coordination to empower participants to take control of their lives.

In this blog post, we will explore how NDIS support coordination works and the benefits it provides for those who need it. We will delve into the different ways in which this service empowers participants to achieve their goals and live independently.  Whether you are a current NDIS participant or are considering becoming one, this information will be incredibly beneficial in understanding the full scope of support coordination under NDIS.

Support coordination is one of the primary services offered by the National Disability Insurance Scheme. Its goal is to aid participants in utilising their NDIS funding efficiently and effectively. A support coordinator is a professional who works closely with the participant to identify their needs, goals, and preferences. They then work with the participant to develop an NDIS plan that is unique to their individual situation.

One of the most significant benefits of support coordination is that it empowers participants to take control of their own lives. Support coordinators understand that the journey to independence requires ongoing support, and they are committed to providing that support in a way that promotes the participant’s autonomy. They work with participants to identify their strengths, skill sets and to develop a plan that is personalised to their personal goals.

Support coordinators provide guidance on how to access the NDIS system fully. They act as a liaison between the participant and the various service providers, medical professionals, and community organisations, as well as the NDIS itself, to ensure all aspects of the participant’s plan are being met.

Not only do support coordinators help participants access their NDIS funding, but they also empower them to use it more effectively. They work with the participant to maximise their funding, looking at innovative ways to use existing resources and considering cost-effective solutions to support the participant’s goals.

Despite being a relatively new service, the benefits of support coordination are visible. Participants who receive support coordination consistently report feeling empowered and in control of their lives. With a strong NDIS plan in place, they can focus on their goals and aspirations, working towards an independent, fulfilling life that is tailored to their specific needs.

Conclusion:

For NDIS participants, the journey to independence can be challenging. Support coordination empowers participants to take control of their own lives and achieve their goals. Whether it is maximising their NDIS funding or receiving personalised support, support coordinators are committed to ensuring that each participant receives the support they need to thrive in their day-to-day life. If you are an NDIS participant in need of support coordination, Share & Care Services provides exceptional support to help you achieve your goals. Contact us today to learn more about our services.

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