Helpful starting points
Clearer information. More confident choices.
Start with the goals, funded supports and budget categories in your plan. Write down what is most important to you and any questions you want to ask. A Support Coordinator can help you understand how available supports may work together.
A Support Coordinator helps you understand and use your plan, find suitable providers, connect with mainstream and community supports, and build skills to manage your supports with greater confidence.
Think about your goals, preferred communication style, location and the practical support you need. Ask providers about availability, service agreements and how they respond when something is not working. You can compare options before deciding.
Keep notes about what has worked, what has changed and where support gaps remain. Gather relevant reports and examples of progress, and consider the goals you want to discuss at your review.
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