How it works

Program Overview

Support Coordination helps NDIS participants understand their plans, connect with appropriate services, and build the skills needed to manage supports independently

Anyone eligible for funded disability or mental health supports, including participants, families, carers, and individuals transitioning into coordinated care services.

A Support Coordinator assesses needs, develops plans, connects services, manages funding, resolves barriers, monitors progress, and ensures coordinated support.

It is Personalised through detailed assessments, cultural sensitivity, flexible planning, and collaboration with NDIS participants, families, and multidisciplinary care teams.
Program Overview

Our Support

Support Types

Senami Disability & Mental Health Services, in partnership with Trilogy Care, is committed to delivering flexible home care that puts you in control.

Support Types
  • Level 1: Support Connection
  • Level 2: Coordination Of Supports
  • Level 3: Specialist Support Coordination
  • Psychosocial Recovery Coaching

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our services, therapy, and mental well-being.

Frequently Asked Questions

Support Coordination helps NDIS participants understand their NDIS plan, connect with the right service providers, and use their funding effectively to achieve personal goals.

Support Coordination is available to NDIS participants whose plan includes funding for this support. It is designed for participants who need help to understand, implement, and make the most of their NDIS plan, including connecting with service providers, community services, and other supports. Participants who may benefit include those who: Are new to the NDIS and need guidance navigating their plan Have complex support needs or multiple providers Want assistance building skills and confidence to manage their supports independently Eligibility is determined by your NDIS plan, and Support Coordination can be tailored to your goals, needs, and level of support required.

Yes. Support Coordinators are trained to assist participants with complex support needs or who work with multiple providers. They can help you: Coordinate and schedule services across different providers Ensure your supports are aligned with your NDIS goals Resolve any issues or conflicts between providers Build your skills to manage and understand your supports independently over time The aim is to make your NDIS plan easier to use, reduce stress, and ensure all your supports work together effectively to achieve your goals.

The frequency of meetings with your Support Coordinator depends on your individual needs, goals, and the level of support required. Some participants may meet regularly, such as weekly or monthly, while others may only need support as required to coordinate services, review progress, or address specific issues. Your Support Coordinator will work with you to develop a schedule that suits your needs and ensures you get the right level of support throughout your NDIS plan.

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