Community Access can be almost anything you feel that will benefit you. Examples of community Access are:

• Accessing local community groups

• Attending appointments

• Shopping

• Going for a coffee

• Attending the Gym/Pool and or going for a walk

• Exploring new destinations

The role of a Support Coordinator is to help you utlise your plan in a way that helps you to reach your goals.

Ways a Support Coordinator may assist you include:

• Helping you to understand your NDIS Plan

• Connecting you with relevant services and supports

• Helping you to maintain formal and informal supports

• Monitoring your budget

• Building your skills to enable you to navigate supports independently

• Assist with NDIS Plan reviews

Psychosocial Recovery Coaches are individuals who have an understanding of mental health and often a lived experience background.

Similarly to a Support Coordinator, the role of a Recovery Coach is to assist you with support connection, as well as support you on your journey.

The role of a Recovery Coach can include but is not limited to:

• Helping you to understand your NDIS Plan

• Connecting you with relevant services and supports

• Helping you to maintain formal and informal supports

• Monitoring your budget

• Building your skills to enable you to navigate supports independently

• Assist with NDIS Plan reviews

• Liaise with other Supports to understand your needs and offer the best support to you