NDIS SUPPORT COORDINATION
NDIS Support Coordination
Support to understand available services, make informed choices and organise a network of supports around your goals. Explore Level 1 and Level 2 below.
Level 1 and Level 2 support
The support level and service arrangements are discussed in relation to your goals, circumstances and available funding.
Level 1 – Support Connection
Understand your available supports and connect with NDIS-funded, community and other services that relate to your goals.
Level 2 – Coordination of Supports
Put your plan into action, coordinate multiple services, work through service-related difficulties and build confidence in managing your supports.
LEVEL 1 · SUPPORT CONNECTION
Understand your supports and make connections
Get help understanding the supports available to you and connecting with NDIS-funded services, community organisations and other relevant supports.
- Understand the supports available in your plan
- Explore relevant community and funded services
- Make initial connections with suitable providers
LEVEL 2 · COORDINATION OF SUPPORTS
Put your plan into action
Coordinate multiple services, discuss how the arrangements are working and develop your confidence in managing supports over time.
Coordinate your services
Help organising a mix of providers and implementing agreed supports.
Work through service challenges
Support to identify service-related difficulties and discuss practical next steps.
Build your capacity
Develop confidence and skills to make choices and manage your services.
Your goals. Your choice of providers.
You can discuss a range of provider options and choose services outside Per Se Psychology. We will explain how support coordination relates to other services we offer, so you can make an informed choice.
Questions about coordination
Level 1 focuses on understanding supports and making connections. Level 2 provides more assistance implementing a plan, coordinating several services, addressing service-related challenges and building skills.
They are different services. Support work provides practical assistance with everyday activities. Support coordination helps you understand and organise your services.
You can discuss who you would like involved and what information you consent to share. The arrangements should reflect your preferences.
Contact the team to discuss the service you are seeking and confirm the relevant funding and service arrangements before starting.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Let’s talk about the support you’re looking for
Contact Per Se Psychology to discuss your needs, ask questions and confirm availability.