Support Coordination helps participants to understand and implement their NDIS plan, connect with service providers, and access the community. The NDIS offers four levels of Support Coordination, ranging from basic support for those with simple NDIS plans to specialist support for those with very complex needs. The appropriate level of Support Coordination is determined by the participant’s individual needs and circumstances. It is designed to help people with disability achieve their goals, increase their independence, and participate in the community.

Support Coordination is an important NDIS support because it helps participants to understand and implement their NDIS plan, connect with service providers, and access the community. Without Support Coordination, participants may struggle to understand their plan and how to access the supports and services they are entitled to under the NDIS. This can lead to frustration and a lack of progress towards achieving their goals.

Support Coordination also helps participants to navigate the NDIS system and connect with service providers who can help them achieve their goals. This can be especially important for participants with complex needs, who may require assistance coordinating multiple supports.