Our services
Support coordination and care guidance.
Understand your NDIS options, find specialist support or explore disability and aged care pathways. Start with what matters to you.
Make your plan work for your life.
Your plan is a starting point. We help you understand your options, connect with providers and build the skills to manage your supports with greater confidence.
- Understand your plan and the supports available to you
- Find and connect with NDIS, mainstream and community services
- Coordinate services around your goals and preferences
- Build confidence managing supports and preparing for plan conversations
What to expect from Level 2 coordination
We confirm the funded level of support coordination, plan management arrangements and service availability before starting.
Steady support through complex situations.
When several services, significant barriers or changing circumstances affect your support, specialist coordination helps bring the right people together and clarify the way forward.
- Work through complex barriers to accessing support
- Coordinate communication across your chosen support team
- Develop practical support arrangements around your circumstances
- Help strengthen continuity during changes and transitions
What to expect from Level 3 coordination
We confirm the funded level of support coordination, plan management arrangements and service availability before starting.
Room to talk.
Space to grow.
Supportive conversations to explore your experiences, relationships and wellbeing. Discuss national telehealth or in person availability with our team.
Explore psychotherapySafer services start with stronger practice.
Practical support with policies, quality systems, audit preparation and safeguarding. A dedicated provider service, separate from participant support coordination.
Explore compliance supportNot sure which service fits?
Tell us what you need help with. We can talk through service suitability without asking you to know all the terminology first.
Help me find the right starting point ↗What is the difference between Level 2 and Level 3?
Level 2 helps you connect with and manage supports. Level 3 adds specialist support when complex barriers affect access to services. The funded level in your plan matters.
Read the NDIA’s guide to support coordinationCan I contact you without making a formal referral?
Yes. Start with an enquiry for yourself or someone you are authorised to support. We discuss fit, funding and next steps before an agreement is made.
Do I have to use all your services?
No. You choose the services and providers you want. Each service is discussed and agreed separately.
One conversation is a good place to start