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Dy is a practicing clinical social worker and specialist coordinator with 30+ years experience in disability, medical rehabilitation, early childhood, aged care, and mental health. She is a passionate advocate of human rights, social inclusion and social justice.
Dy enjoys collaborating with individuals and families to support active decision making and informed choice.
She has worked as a therapist, clinical manager, policy manager and principal program manager in government and non government. Dy has an excellent understanding of specialist coordination, and helping people achieve their goals by navigating disability, justice, child protection, health and education systems. She specialises in working with people with disabilities and those impacted by sexual assault and family/domestic violence. She is experienced in trauma informed practice, collaborative problem solving and narrative therapy. Her daughter had a nine level spinal fusion age 12 which led the family to embark on equine therapy and horse riding as a means to build core strength, balance, physical recovery, and psychological wellbeing.
She lives with her family in the Adelaide Hills on a property with horses, alpacas, dogs, cats, and other animals.
Her daughter is a dressage competitor and natural horsemanship rider. Amelia is a psychology student and supports children with disabilities learn to ride and engage with animals. Book with Amelia here . Dy has undergraduate degrees in sociology and anthropology, post graduate degrees in social work, loss, grief and trauma, a Masters degree in English, and a Graduate Diploma in Narrative Therapy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is support coordination.
Support Coordination is an NDIS funded service that's intended to help NDIS participants (and, if required, their family or representatives) to coordinate the supports in their NDIS Plan to maximize their funding and get the best quality supports possible. These supports can include informal, mainstream, community and funded supports.
What is the role of a Support Coordinator?
A Support Coordinator has a diverse and complex knowledge base of the NDIS. They can help NDIS participants to: • Establish each individuals needs and help development of goals • Navigate the NDIS market (including mainstream, community, informal and provider options) to locate supports that are appropriately suited to meeting each individuals needs and goals • Communicate with support providers, to maximize hours of support, seek new opportunities and complete service agreements and bookings • Build capacity and practice choice and control, this can be done through mentoring and education. e.g. how to use the NDIS portal, monitor budgets and discover providers • Monitor and record all progress towards an individual achieving their goals • Prepare for a NDIS Plan Review and deliver support during and after
What is the difference between a Support Coordinator and Plan Manager?
A Support Coordinator's role is to help NDIS participants to break down and understand their NDIS Plan. They will help recognise an individuals specific needs and identify their goals. A Support Coordinator will monitor their progress and connect participants with appropriate people and services that will enable individuals to live with choice and control. A Plan Manager is responsible for the financial/administrative side of a participant's NDIS Plan. An example of this is, the Plan Manager is accountable for organising payments, processing claims and statements and tracking budgets. If Plan Management services are required, your support coordinator can help you to arrange this.
Who is eligible for Support coordination?
NDIS participants who are eligible for Support Coordination will have it listed under 'Capacity Building' in their NDIS Plan. Eligibility for Support Coordination is determined by your Local Area Coordinator or NDIA Planner during an NDIS Plan Review meeting. If Support Coordination is not built into the plan a review can be conduct as to why.
Does Support Coordination reduce funding in my plan for other supports?
No, Support Coordination funding is included in a participants plan in addition to funding for other supports.
Can you change Support Coordination?
Yes, the NDIS is about choice and control. You are in control of what services you access and have the right to change. Notice may need to be given depending on the service agreement.

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Support Co-Ordination
Support Co-Ordinators at Journey Health Solutions will assist you to work towards your identified goals in your NDIS plan . This will involve navigating the NDIS service system, making informed decisions and obtaining the resources and support that you need and want.

Using a person-centred and recovery focused approach, your Support Co-Ordinator will plan, develop and coordinate services for you by:
- Liaising with internal and external services to maximise participant outcomes.
- Planning, developing and building capacity in individuals and assist you to manage your own supports.
- Monitoring and reviewing service plans and goals in consultation with you on an ongoing basis.
- Providing support and assistance as appropriate to relevant parties.
- Assist you to access and understand your NDIS plan.
Why choose Journey for Support Co-ordination?
Our Support Co-ordinations are dedicated professionals who truly know NDIS and how to get the best out of your NDIS plan. At Journey, we know just how important a skilled co-ordinator is to access timely, quality supports to meet your specific needs. Our support co-ordinators take the time, not just to co-ordinate your supports but to get know you, your family and your story. They also value accountability and accessibility as keys to support co-ordination success. That’s why we are easy to contact, available and responsive to our clients and their broader support network.
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What is Support Coordination?
Support coordination is a capacity building support to help ndis participants understand and use the supports in their plan..
This can include helping participants build their capacity to navigate the NDIS and make their own decisions, connecting participants to NDIS and mainstream supports, monitoring plan budgets and sourcing evidence to ensure your disability support needs are met. The role of support coordination in your plan is tailored to each participant’s individual situation, needs and wants.
Watch the NDIS video to find out more about how support coordination can assist you.

What Connect4U Australia offers
Your Connect4U Australia Support Coordinator or Recovery Coach can assist you to explore your goals, identify reasonable and necessary supports you might need to achieve them, and help you turn your plans into action.
Whether you need assistance at home, want to become more involved in community activities, access different supports if your circumstances change or you are working on developing your next NDIS plan, your Connect4U Australia Support Coordinator or Recovery Coach can help you.
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Your NDIS plan is about you having choice and control – and sometimes that is just about having someone to go through things with. Read our brochure for more information about how support coordination can help you make the most of your NDIS plan.

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The NDIS can be tricky to navigate. Understanding your NDIS journey with a Support Coordinator helps participants and their families with organising services, tracking funds and communication with stakeholders.
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Why is Support Coordination important?
Because it enables persons with special needs or disabilities to obtain the support they require, support coordination is crucial. It serves as a roadmap, making it simpler for people to comprehend their alternatives and choose a course of action. Additionally, support coordinators assist in planning various services and guarantee that they align with the client’s objectives. This coordination makes life better by giving individuals more independence and the chance to be part of their community.
How our NDIS Support Coordinators Helps You?
The goal of our MySC (My Support Coordination) NDIS Support Coordinators is to help you navigate the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and locate the support you need. Here’s how they can assist you:
Understanding your NDIS plan:
You will work closely with our support coordinators to comprehend your NDIS plan and its funding. They will clarify the many services and supports that are accessible to you and make sure that you comprehend the objectives and financial constraints of your plan.
Developing a support plan:
Together, you and our team will create a unique support strategy that fits your objectives and aspirations. They will aid you in choosing the services and suppliers that best meet your requirements, preferences, and financial constraints.
Connecting you with service providers:
Our Support Coordinators have extensive networks and knowledge of local service providers. They will connect you with the right providers and help you navigate the process of engaging with them, ensuring you receive high-quality support that meets your requirements.
Coordination and ongoing support:
Your journey with the NDIS will continue to be supported by our staff. They will keep tabs on your development, assist you with budget management, and modify your support strategy as necessary. They will also help with any problems or difficulties that may come up, offering direction and support to make sure your requirements are addressed.
What makes Mysc the best choice for support coordinators?
MySC (My Support Coordination) stands out as a leading choice for support coordinators due to the following reasons:
Expertise and Experience:
MySC employs a group of support coordinators with a wealth of expertise and knowledge of the NDIS and the disability support industry. They are skilled at negotiating the system’s complexity and will make sure you get the finest assistance available.
Client-Centered Approach:
MySC prioritises the individual needs and goals of each client. Their support coordinators work closely with you to understand your unique requirements, preferences, and aspirations. They tailor their services to match your specific needs, ensuring a personalised and client-centered approach.
Extensive Provider Network:
MySC has established strong relationships with a wide network of service providers. They have a comprehensive understanding of the available options and can connect you with high-quality providers who align with your support requirements, ensuring you have access to the best possible services.
Ongoing Support and Advocacy:
MySC provides continuous support throughout your NDIS journey. Your plan can be managed, difficulties can be solved, and your needs can be promoted by their support coordinators. They are devoted to ensuring that you have the support and self-assurance required for success.
Commitment to Excellence:
In many different industries, MySC has amassed a substantial network of service suppliers. They can bring you in touch with these providers through their strong connections so you can locate the ones who can most effectively suit your needs. You can use the many top-notch supports and services that are now at your disposal to help you achieve your goals.
Benefits of Mysc Support Coordinator?
There are several benefits to choosing MySC (My Support Coordination) as your support coordinator:
Personalised Approach:
MySC takes a personalised approach to support coordination. Their coordinators consult with you frequently to learn about your particular requirements, objectives, and preferences. They will customise their support services to fit your unique needs, making sure you get the supports and services that are in line with your expectations.
Access to a Network of Providers:
In many different industries, MySC has amassed a substantial network of service suppliers. They have solid connections with these suppliers and can put you in touch with them to find the ones who can best meet your demands. You can use the numerous high-quality services and supports that are now available to you to aid in achieving your objectives.
Advocacy and Support:
MySC support coordinators are your advocates. They will put forth endless effort on your behalf to meet your demands and make sure that you are noticed. They will provide continuing support and advocacy throughout your NDIS experience, helping you to resolve any concerns or challenges that may come up.
Efficient and Streamlined Coordination:
MySC supports coordinators excel in coordinating and managing your support. They will speed up the process by helping you with service coordination, budget management, and plan implementation. This guarantees a quick and easy process, saving you time and effort as you navigate the intricate system.
Empowerment and Independence:
By choosing MySC as your support coordinator, you will be empowered to take control of your NDIS journey. Their coordinators will help you improve your capacity for self-advocacy and judgment. They are designed to support your increased independence and give you the tools you need to effectively engage in your community.
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A guide to Support Coordination
What is a support coordination.
The support coordinator plays a vital role within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). It is important for people involved in an NDIS plan to consider having a support coordinator working alongside them, managing support services, and supporting them in their life. Think of a support coordinator as a kind of personal NDIS assistant . They are there to help you with your journey through the NDIS and work directly for you. The role of a support coordinator does not replace the functions of a career, parent, family member, or another support worker. Every person has a unique situation and will need additional assistance depending on their circumstances. Support coordinators are your first point of contact when submitting paperwork or addressing concerns you have about your NDIS plan.

- Connect you with support and community services
- Help you navigate through the different services of the NDIS
- Create and manage your NDIS care plan
- Develop participants to enjoy greater choice and control of their NDIS
- Have conversations with you, your family and carers about your goals
- Assign supports and makes appointments
- Increase your community participation
- Undertake risk management
How do I get Support Coordination in my NDIS Plan?
A support coordinator is an NDIS funded support, and as such, a participant much shows that a support coordinator is a “reasonable and necessary” request. Ideally, you will be able to request a support coordinator from the time you first contact an NDIS Planner. Support coordinators are standard support, but not everyone is entitled to receive funding for it.
Typical scenarios where a support coordinator will be approved is when:
- You are new to the NDIS
- Your support network (family, friends, careers) are not immediately available or have limited capacity
- You have a complicated set of needs
- You require a large amount of funding
- You are in a transitionary period of your life (moving house, starting a new job)

As always, if you are unsure of your eligibility for a support coordinator, speak to your NDIS Planner to see if it would be a good idea for you.
How can a Registered/Unregistered NDIS support coordinatorhelp me?
The NDIS can seem a little overwhelming at times. There are many different services and supports available and navigating it all can be a bit much. A support coordinator aims to help you with this and more. A support coordinator can help link you to your community by building relationships with individuals and services in your vicinity and providing them with information about you and your interests.

A Registered/Unregistered NDIS support coordinator will be able to help you with:
- Creating your NDIS care plan, including providing advice towards ensuring it meets NDIS requirements
- Choosing a support(service) provider that best suits you and the support you need
- Specialized services such as speech therapy or nurse visits
- Advocacy to help navigate the challenges of the NDIS
- Connecting with mainstream services in your local area (such as your doctor, education institutes)
- Working with you when needed to make sure your plan is working
- Allocating funding to your supports
- Negotiating with supports to ensure you get the most out of your NDIS funding.

What are the different types of support coordination funded supports?
Because everyone is different, there are also different levels of support coordination in your NDIS plan. There are three tiers of support coordination available depending on how much or little assistance you’d like:
- Support Connection
- Support Coordination
- Specialist Support Coordination

2. Support Coordination:
1. support connection:.
A short-term version of support coordination is designed to help NDIS participants connect with the right support services available. This means that assistance will be provided in a non-judgmental way to help to identify what kind of support or assistance is most appropriate. They’ll also help the participant connect with informal supports in the community and ultimately get the most out of your funding through careful support consideration.
This level of support builds upon a participant’s capacity within the NDIS and focuses on assessing and coordinating supports. The purpose of this level is to ensure that participants can access and utilize appropriate community and individual services (e.g. medication, occupational therapies, and assistive technology). The support coordinator will liaise with other professionals and informal supports to help the participant connect with the proper support for their needs.
This level of support also includes the participant’s coaching to develop personal relationships within their network better. By encouraging more significant interaction and building communication and resilience, a participant gains greater self-fulfillment.
Other support coordination tasks can include
- Delivering reports to the NDIS about goal and funding progress
- Navigate NDIS Service Providers
- Building more confidence with the participant
- Navigating the complex web of NDIS supports and services
- Maintaining records and essential paperwork
- Preventing crisis scenarios and mitigating risks
3. Specialist Support Coordination:
This level of support coordination applies to participants who have very complex care needs, have a high level of risk, and require a specialist that understands their unique situation. By taking a specialist approach to this level of coordination, the participant can have all of the benefits of expertise and consistency, both of which are vitally important when making decisions about supports in clinical services and complex care scenarios.
Specialist support coordinators will take a holistic approach to design a participant care plan, taking in all factors that may impact them on their NDIS journey. This includes setting goals and planning for budgeting and long-term planning, coordinating with people in your life, and assessing the roles of supports, family members, and the community.

A specialist support coordinator usually conducts an intensive assessment of a participant’s needs and develops a highly customized, specialized care plan that comprises all stakeholders. However, once the evaluations have been conducted and a plan developed, it’s usually referred to another support coordinator or family member to manage. Meaning the participant will only consult with the specialist when necessary and they aren’t always involved in the day-to-day.
Other factors a specialist support coordinator may take care of are
- Reporting to the NDIS on the outcome and being consulted at plan reviews
- Work with the participant to plan and identify the most appropriate supports
- Working with multiple stakeholders to establish a complex care plan
- Help the participant build resilience and greater choice and control
Monitoring service delivery and ensuring supports are implemented as intended
Difference between support coordination and specialist support coordination?

Although there are many similarities between a support coordinator and a specialist support coordinator, they are also quite different. The main difference between the two is that a specialist support coordinator will be a specialist in a given field directly related to the participant’s requirements. Examples of this might be an occupational therapist, speech pathologist, psychologist, or physiotherapist.
A specialist coordinator is usually only needed when a participant has highly complex needs and requires expert knowledge in specific areas. While a support coordinator will have a range of expertise in helping participants manage their care plans and implementing support, they aren’t a specialist in one field.
How to choose NDIS support coordinators?
A support coordinator is a pivotal piece of the NDIS puzzle and is essential to ensuring you get the most out of your funding and reach your goals. So it is necessary to be prepared when looking for a support coordinator. Here are some tips on the qualities of NDIS support coordinators or what you should look out for, questions to ask, and how to make the right decision.
Before you start looking for an NDIS support coordinator , ask yourself what you want from a support coordinator. Do you want one that is trained, experienced, and has a good understanding of the NDIS ? Will you need training from this person? Do you want someone who will advocate for you to ensure your voice is heard?
These are important questions to answer before embarking on a search. You can make a list of what your priorities are and then start looking at the possible candidates.

Some factors to consider might be
Working Together
How important is it to you that you and your support coordinator work well together? If it is important, consider meeting them face-to-face and discussing exactly what your relationship will look like.
Experience in your local community
Having a support coordinator with good knowledge of your local area will make it easier to gain information and learn about local services.
Specialist Services
You may need a specific service, for example, a sign language interpreter service or families with complex needs. Consider checking whether your support coordinator has experience working with these types of services.
Objectivity
Will the support worker be willing to act impartially in the best interests of the participant? Often a support worker will be part of an organization that also provides other supports. This, of course, can be great if they have good relationships and know them well, but in some cases, you may be better served by a support worker from another organization.
Choice and Control
As an NDIS participant, you always have the choice to change your support coordinator. It is essential to make sure you will be allowed to choose someone else if you are unhappy with your current support coordinator.
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What we do at my Support Circle?
My Support Circle provides Support Coordination and Specialised Support Coordination services within Sydney. Based in the Hill’s district, we are a mobile service, happy to travel and love utilising technology to service participants near and far. We’re committed to providing services that empower people to identify their goals in life, build their understanding of NDIS, exercise choice and control and ultimately live your best life.
Connect with likeminded people and services to create your circle and achieve the life goals you have always dreamed of. This could be seeing friends and family more, using equipment and technology to increase independence, maintaining your employment or exploring hobbies that interest you and light up your soul.
We work with YOU and trusted providers to find supports and services that are committed to you and your NDIS journey. My Support Circle is dedicated to providing individual support that truly meets YOUR need.
We would love to be given the opportunity to become part of your circle.
What is Support coordination?
Support connection.
Support Connection aims to build your confidence in coordinating your plan, connecting you with services and supports within your community and get you started on your NDIS journey.
Support connection is a time limited service that aims to support you to independently continue on your journey.
support coordination
Support Coordination aims to build your confidence in understanding your plan, connecting, and linking you with services and supports within your community, essentially building your circle!
Support Coordination is usually funded for participants who have complex circumstances or multiple service systems to navigate.
SPECIALISED SUPPORT COORDINATON
Specialised Support Coordination is short term, intensive support for participants who have extremely complex support needs or are in high risk, complex environments. Specialised Support Coordination offers all of the supports included in Support Coordination as well as addressing the complexities that require Specialised Support Coordination

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Journey Coordination provides quality Support Coordination to the Gold Coast and Tweed Heads region. This service is to assist and navigate participants through the NDIS process and help build capacity to maximize your NDIS plan. "There needs to be a lot more emphasis on what a child can do instead of what he cannot do." Dr Temple Grandin
Welcome to YJYC Support Coordination, where we are committed to guiding you towards a brighter future through personalized and compassionate support coordination Our mission is to empower individuals with disabilities by providing expert assistance,advocacy,and personalized plans that cater to your unique needs. As a leading support coordination company, we specialize in Level 2 and Level 3 ...
Support Coordination is an NDIS funded service that's intended to help NDIS participants (and, if required, their family or representatives) to coordinate the supports in their NDIS Plan to maximize their funding and get the best quality supports possible. These supports can include informal, mainstream, community and funded supports.
Coordination of Supports Coordination of Supports is to focus on supporting participants to direct their lives, not just their services, and is focussed on assisting participants to build and maintain a resilient network of formal and informal supports.
Support Co-Ordination Support Co-Ordinators at Journey Health Solutions will assist you to work towards your identified goals in your NDIS plan. This will involve navigating the NDIS service system, making informed decisions and obtaining the resources and support that you need and want.
Your NDIS Journey The NDIS can be tricky to navigate. Understanding your NDIS journey with a Support Coordinator helps participants and their families with organising services, tracking funds and communication with stakeholders. To find out more on what to expect on your journey with us play our video. Navigating the NDIS can be tricky.
A Support Coordinator assists participants in finding and negotiating support, understanding their plan and budget, and ensuring services are outcome-focused providing value for money. They support participants to communicate and advocate their needs to support providers. 5.
Meet Our Team Together, we can journey together and reach your goals. Marc Ferguson Managing Director and Senior Specialist Support Coordinator Zeake Zammit Support Coordinator and Specialist Support Coordinator Gabrielle McCutcheon Support Coordinator and Specialist Support Coordinator Fiona Burns Support Coordinator
You can connect with a support coordinator through a request for service. Your planner can help you prepare a request for service. You can issue a request for service: in the myplace portal to registered support coordinators. by email if you choose an unregistered provider. directly to your preferred provider if you wish to contact your chosen ...
Our Support Coordinators have extensive networks and knowledge of local service providers. They will connect you with the right providers and help you navigate the process of engaging with them, ensuring you receive high-quality support that meets your requirements. Coordination and ongoing support: Your journey with the NDIS will continue to ...
Your specialist support coordinator can then work with you, your family and carer to design a service plan which: explains how everyone should communicate and cooperate with each other to support you. makes sure you keep getting the services you need in a crisis. Once a service plan is designed, your support coordinator can help you, your ...
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to start your journey with us: 1. Register: Begin by registering your interest via the web form provided below. Let us know your role as a support coordinator or referring agency. This will help us understand your specific requirements and tailor our services accordingly. 2.
Think of a support coordinator as a kind of personal NDIS assistant. They are there to help you with your journey through the NDIS and work directly for you. The role of a support coordinator does not replace the functions of a career, parent, family member, or another support worker. Every person has a unique situation and will need additional ...
A support coordinator at Empowering Journey will work side by side with you to strengthen your ability to coordinate and implement supports in your NDIS plan as to make it easier for you to participate more fully in the community. Learn More . Level 3 Specialist Support Coordination.
What is Support coordination? support connection Support Connection aims to build your confidence in coordinating your plan, connecting you with services and supports within your community and get you started on your NDIS journey. Support connection is a time limited service that aims to support you to independently continue on your journey.
Your Journey has a team of 6 specialist coordinators and 1 clinical lead therapist. We work across Adelaide with a values-driven approach to service… Liked by Sheila Roxby Your Journey...
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a transformative initiative introduced in Australia to provide comprehensive support and services to people with disabilities. Under the NDIS…
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