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Support Collective Support Collective is the leading provider of NDIS Coordination of Supports servicing the Hunter Region of NSW. PO Box 473, Maitland, NSW, 2320

Providing mobile services for Maitland, Singleton, Cessnock, Newcastle and surrounding areas. Support Collective is the leading provider of NDIS Support Coordination in the Hunter Valley region of NSW. Our Core Values:
Respect, Collaboration, Integrity & Inclusion

Our History:
Support Collective was born from the need for a NDIS Support Coordination service that is truly independent and provides a services that is guided and directed by you & your support team! We aim to provide high quality, person-centred supports that genuinely build capacity and connection to improve participants NDIS journey. Our Mission:
Support Collective is committed to enhancing the lives of people with a disability by providing high quality, ethical and person-centred services that enable individuals to have choice, inclusion and achievement in their lives. Our Vision:
A society where every person, regardless of their ability, race, religion, gender or sexuality , feels valued, respected and appreciated within their communities. Where they are given the opportunity to fully participate in their community and live their best life.

The SC Consultation closes 2nd October. Please complete this survey if you have personally liaised with / worked alongsi...
23/09/2026

The SC Consultation closes 2nd October. Please complete this survey if you have personally liaised with / worked alongside LAC's, and please share with participants.

Survey related to the quality of support from LACs (Local Area Coordinators)

If you are an NDIS participant and you have a LAC, we would like to invite you to answer 5 simple questions, that will take you less than 5 minutes.

Disability Services Exchange is a coalition of small to medium, registered NDIS providers.

The Government has indicated that roles previously undertaken by Local Area Coordinators (LAC) and Support Coordinators (SC) will be rolled into one new role, called a Support Connector and Coordinator (SCC). This will start from July 2028.

We want to help the Government to understand what the best parts are of the current LAC and SC roles, that we need to carry across into the new SCC role.

We are compiling a submission to Minister Mark Butler’s Department. The Government is accepting submissions from anyone, until 2 October.

Your answers to the questions below will help us to inform the Government. This is an anonymous survey – please only one response per participant. The survey closes on Sunday 27 September at 5pm.

We are attempting to identify the good and bad points of the NDIS Local Area Coordination (LAC) function, from a participant perspective. If you have a LAC, please complete this short survey. This survey is anonymous.

19/09/2026

This message is a request for all of our network to share this survey with NDIS participants, nominees and families: changes to Support Coordination are being proposed, including having only one Support Coordination provider in each region. We want to hear what this would mean for you. Share your views here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WHYBQW3

09/09/2026

National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) reform consultation: have your say on the future NDIS support coordination and connection service.

The proposed service aims to improve quality, consistency and safeguarding for NDIS participants.

We want to hear your views on how a future service could work, including service delivery, quality and safeguarding, and how we could move to a new service.

🗓️ Consultation closes 11:59 pm AEST, 2 October 2026.

For more information, see the comments below. 👇

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26/06/2026

Jun 25, 2026 MEDIA RELEASE: NDIS Freezes Support Coordination and Plan Management Pricing Again. Pricing review offers no detail on the commissioned panel model intermediaries are being asked to plan for. Disability Intermediaries Australia (DIA), the national peak body for NDIS plan managers, suppo...

This proposed NDIS legislation deserves attention from everyone connected to the disability sector.The Bill would give t...
20/05/2026

This proposed NDIS legislation deserves attention from everyone connected to the disability sector.

The Bill would give the Minister the power to reduce funding for certain support types or groups of supports by percentage, with very few constraints outlined in the legislation itself.

These proposed changes could have significant impacts on participants, providers, families, and the broader sustainability of support services.

The article and explainer from Team DSC break down key proposed changes including:

• Maximum funding levels for supports
• New reassessment rules
• Changes to reasonable and necessary criteria
• Funding linked directly to eligible impairments
• Functional capacity definitions
• New definitions of permanent disability
• Ministerial powers to reduce funding categories

Whether you support the changes or have concerns, it’s important the sector understands what is being proposed.

Take the time to read, ask questions, and stay informed.

Address

7/1 Elgin Street
Maitland, NSW
2320

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+611300209988

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