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Yes. Helping you review your options and move to a different provider is a normal part of what support coordination is for. It is not a favour, it is not an awkward request, and you do not need to justify wanting a change. Your coordinator can help you weigh up alternatives, find someone new, understand

There is no single best support coordinator, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling. The right one for you is the person whose experience matches your situation, who gives you real options instead of steering you, who you can actually communicate with, and who has the capacity to return your calls. Those four things

A support worker is one of the most important people in the daily life of many NDIS participants. They are the person who shows up when needed, provides practical assistance, builds genuine trust over time, and contributes to a participant’s independence, wellbeing, and sense of dignity in ways that go well beyond a job description.

Daily living support is one of the most practically meaningful things the National Disability Insurance Scheme provides to people with disability. The support you need to get out of bed, prepare a meal, move through your day, or participate in your community is not a luxury: it is the foundation that makes every other aspect

There is a growing body of evidence, and a great deal of lived experience, showing that social connection is one of the most important contributors to human wellbeing. This is not a new insight: it is one of the most consistent findings across decades of research on what makes life feel meaningful, manageable, and worth

Getting to community activities is one of the most practical barriers that people with disability face. A yoga class, a social group, a community garden, or a cooking workshop might be exactly what would make a real difference to someone’s week. But if getting there is difficult, expensive, or impossible without support, the activity becomes

A support worker is one of the most direct expressions of what the NDIS is designed to do: put practical, reliable help into the hands of people with disability so they can live the lives they choose. But the role of a support worker is often misunderstood, either underestimated as simply completing a list of

For many people with disability and their families, the idea of accessing the National Disability Insurance Scheme can feel like standing in front of a very large door without being sure of the right way to knock. The NDIS is a significant scheme with a structured process, and understanding that process before you start makes

When NDIS participants and families talk about ‘support coordination’, they sometimes use it as a general term for any help navigating the NDIS. But within the NDIS itself, support coordination is a specific funded support — and it comes in three distinct levels, each designed for a different level of need and complexity. Understanding which

If you’re new to the NDIS — or if you’ve had a plan for a while but still aren’t completely sure what each person on your support team actually does — you’re not alone. Support coordination and plan management are two of the most commonly confused elements of an NDIS plan, and the confusion is