When it comes to people who are on your team, often you can’t go past your loved ones. These are the people who truly care about you and will often be your biggest advocates.
You might get funding for a Support Coordinator in your NDIS Plan. If so, they are there to help link you with the services that are right for you. You can read more about Support Coordinators here.
A LAC is there to help you understand the NDIS, create a plan and put that plan into action. Unlike support coordinators you do not need special funding to receive help from a LAC. Every participant will be connected to one.
Service providers are the ones who will deliver your NDIS funded supports. Service providers are there to help you reach your goals and will often help when it comes to navigating the NDIS.
A Plan Manager is kind of like an NDIS accountant. They help you manage your funding. For more information on what they do, take a look here.
You might have one or several health specialists on your team. Commonly, these are GPs, physios, occupational therapists and psychiatrists. You might need to get referrals and support from them on your NDIS journey.
Understanding NDIS budgets and how to use them can help you make the most of your NDIS funding.
There are a few ways you can choose to manage your NDIS funding. On this page we take a look at them.
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