Support Coordination

Hands-on help navigating plans, services, and change

Our approach to Support Coordination

Support Coordination at HHWSS helps people across Melbourne's north-east to understand their NDIS plan, organise services, and keep everything working together in day-to-day life. We stay in regular contact and communicate in ways that feel comfortable, taking time to understand what’s happening and adjust support as needs and circumstances change. The focus is on clarity, consistency, and having someone steady alongside you as things evolve.

HOW SUPPORT COORDINATION WORKS

Support Coordination at HHWSS is active and ongoing, not limited to paperwork or plan setup.

Regular contact

We stay in touch consistently, not just at review time or when something goes wrong, so issues are noticed early.

Communication that suits the person

We adjust how we communicate — slowing things down, repeating information, or using written summaries — so information actually makes sense.

Staying involved when things change

When services aren’t working, routines shift, or circumstances change, we step in and work through what needs adjusting together.

HELPFUL INFORMATION

Questions about Support Coordination

These answers reflect how Support Coordination works day to day at HHWSS.

How involved are you once supports are in place?

We remain involved. Setting things up is only part of the role. We check in regularly, stay across what’s happening, and continue to support changes as needs, services, or circumstances shift.

What if I find the NDIS confusing or hard to keep track of?

That’s very common. We take time to explain plans, funding, and options in plain language. Information can be revisited as many times as needed, and nothing is rushed or assumed to be understood straight away.

What happens if a provider or support worker isn’t working out?

We don’t leave you to manage that on your own. We help raise concerns, clarify expectations, and make changes where needed. If something isn’t working in real life, we address it rather than letting it drift.

How do you support people through decisions and transitions?

We’re careful about pace. Decisions are talked through properly, options are explained clearly, and changes are made when things feel understood and manageable, not just because a system or timeline demands it.

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