NDIS Support Coordination Melbourne

The NDIS recognises three levels of Support Coordination, each with increasing intensity and complexity: 

Level 1 Support Coordination: Provides basic support to assist individuals in understanding their NDIS plan and accessing some supports. Level 1 support may include: 

• Explaining key features of the NDIS plan. 

• Connecting participants with relevant information and resources. 

• Assisting with basic enquiries about NDIS support. 

Level 2 Support Coordination: Offers more comprehensive support, including assistance with developing goals, connecting with service providers, and managing budgets. Level 2 support may involve: 

• Developing and reviewing support plans. 

• Assisting with service provider selection and negotiations. 

• Providing guidance on budget management and claiming expenses. 

• Advocating for participant needs with service providers and the NDIS. 

Level 3 Support Coordination: Provides high-level support for individuals with complex needs, such as those with significant cognitive impairments or those experiencing challenging life transitions. Level 3 support may include: 

• Intensive case management and advocacy. 

• Complex needs assessment and planning. 

• Support for individuals experiencing crisis situations. 

• Assistance with navigating complex legal and administrative processes.

he salaries of NDIS Support Coordinators in Melbourne can vary significantly. Resources like Indeed Salary, Glassdoor, and SEEK provide estimated salary ranges for Support Coordinators in Melbourne. These ranges typically fall within a certain bracket, but actual salaries can be influenced by various factors. Industry reports and publications may offer insights into average salaries and salary trends for disability support workers, including Support Coordinators.

However, the “average annual salary for Support Coordinator jobs in Melbourne” ranges from $70,000 to $90,000.

• Support Coordinators focus on: 

  • System Navigation: Guiding individuals through the NDIS system, assisting with plan management, and connecting them with appropriate services. 
  • Goal Setting and Planning: Helping individuals develop and achieve their NDIS goals. 
  • Advocacy: Representing the needs and interests of individuals within the NDIS system.

  Support Workers focus on direct care, i.e., providing practical assistance with daily living activities, such as personal care, domestic tasks, and community participation.

Specialised Support Coordination Melbourne is designed for individuals with highly complex needs requiring intensive support in navigating the NDIS and accessing appropriate services. 

Eligibility Criteria: Eligibility for Specialised Support Coordination is determined on an individual basis through a comprehensive assessment of needs. 

Target Groups: Individuals who may be eligible include those with: 

• Significant cognitive impairments 

• Severe mental health conditions 

• Complex medical needs 

• Challenging life transitions (e.g., homelessness, trauma) 

Note: We have a separate service page for level 3 specialised support coordination. Kindly visit the same to know more.