Support Coordination
A Support Coordinator will support you to understand and implement the funded supports in your plan and link you to community, mainstream and other government services.
LEARN MORESpecialist Support Coordination
A Specialist Support Coordinator will be funded where there are additional high or complex
needs in your situation and will be a qualified and experienced practitioner such as a
Developmental Educator, Occupational Therapist, Psychologist or Social Worker.
LEARN MOREAllied Health Support
Allied health covers several different professions delivering therapeutic support to NDIS
participants. Allied health providers are one of the largest groups of registered NDIS providers.
Allied health professionals use an enablement approach to work with people with disabilities to
improve their health, wellness and capacity to participate in everyday life- at home, school or
the workplace.
LEARN MOREBehaviour Support
Behaviour support is about creating individualised strategies for people with disability that are
responsive to the person’s needs, in a way that reduces and eliminates the need for the use of
regulated restrictive practices.
LEARN MOREExplore Housing
The NDIS can assist participants to live independently. Participants and their families can
discuss their home and living goals as part of their planning conversation. A participant's plan
will include the supports the NDIS will fund as well as the supports the participant will need to
access through the housing system.
LEARN MOREYoung People In Aged Care
The Australian Government and the NDIA are committed to ensuring no younger people
(under the age of 65) need to live in residential aged care unless they choose to.
If you’re under age 65, have a disability and live permanently in a residential aged care facility
(RACF) then you’re considered a ‘younger person in residential aged care’.
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