Your 90-Day NDIS Support Coordination Action Plan

Your first month is about building a rock-solid foundation for your plan. This starts with a detailed intake meeting with your Support Coordinator. Don't just recite your plan goals; break them down into specific, measurable actions. For example, a goal of "increasing community participation" could become "attend a local art class once a week."

Next, map these actions to your plan budgets. Your Support Coordinator will help you see which supports (like capacity building or core) fund which parts of your goal. This is crucial for staying within budget. You should leave this phase with:

• A confirmed, written list of your short-term goals for this plan.
• A clear understanding of which budget categories (Core, Capacity Building) are allocated for which supports.
• A preliminary list of the types of providers you need (e.g., an occupational therapist, a support worker for social outings).

Evidence to keep: Notes from your goal-setting meeting, any emails confirming your discussed goals, and your current NDIS plan with your annotations.