NDIS Support Connection and Coordination in Perth, WA
What is Support Coordination?
Support Coordination can assist you to understand and implement your NDIS plan. We can help you find the right service providers for your needs and coordinate your supports including; mainstream, informal, community and funded supports.
Agape Care enables our participants to:
Short-term assistance to implement your NDIS plan, including assistance with identifying service providers and negotiating Service Agreements. Our Support Coordinators will help build your capacity to navigate services and supports you need from a range of providers.
How We Can Help You.
A Support Coordinator will do things such as:
- Assess the funding and services available to you, including mainstream, community, informal and provider options
- Help you choose your preferred support options or providers
- Negotiate your preferred services and prices, as well as develop service agreements and create service bookings with preferred providers
- Arrange any assessments required to determine the funding available to you
- Help decide on a budget for each support type.
- Help you to understand your personal responsibilities under service agreements, resolve problems or issues that arise and change or end service agreements.
- Help get your individual plan started
- Work with you to find mainstream services that can provide support
- Ensure that you are effectively linked in to services that you want and/or need
- Work with you to develop skills and resilience
- Work with you to achieve your goals
- Assist you to resolve you plan issues
- Train parents and carers in understanding their role as informal supporters
Our Mission Statement.
Agape Care Services is an organisation that has family values as a service delivery model. We work in partnership with participants, carers & families and community organisations.
Our mission is to provide a superior quality supports that:
- Participants, their families, friends, and advocates recommend
- Agape Care Services staff take pride in
- The community respects
- Disability service participants and families prefer
