Instyle Support Services Australia is Your NDIS Support Coordinator, the link between you and your services. In other words, we take the stress out of your NDIS!

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Welcome to Instyle Support Services

offering quality consistent care

Instyle Support Services Coordinators are committed to helping you achieve your goals, develop your skills and access the best services suited to your needs.

Support Coordination is part of the Capacity Building budget in your NDIS plan and is the link between you and the services that will help you achieve your goals and enhance your life skills.

We will assist you in organising and implementing all of the approved supports in your plan by helping you choose the best and most appropriate service providers for your needs.

What is a support Coordinator

The support coordinator will help find and engage suitable service providers that help you to work towards and achieve your goals. These providers could be NDIS providers or community and mainstream providers. Your coordinator will help you to set up service agreements with your chosen service providers. It can be time consuming to do these tasks on your own, which is where the support coordinator comes in to help.

We will meet in the comfort of your own home or meet at a local café and enjoy a friendly cuppa as we chat. It's a relaxed and casual way to go through your goal and support requirements. The point is, we want you to feel and know you matter to us and we really do care.

We do the heavy lifting for you!

Having a support coordinator will assist navigating through the NDIS processes and help you feel prepared for any NDIS meetings and review you might have as they will collate any reports from therapists or providers and complete their own progress report for the NDIA planner to review and make funding determinations for your following plan. Also, having a support coordinator will help you to stay on track with achieving your NDIS goals and ensuring you are accessing the right providers to assist with this.

What can we do to help you...

Negotiate services with providers
Arrange any required assessments
Liaise with providers on your behalf
Teach you how to use the NDIS portal
Navigating and getting the most of out the NDIS
Liaising with the NDIA where required
Connect you with supports in your plan
Enhance your ability to manage your plan
Address issues that may arise on your behalf
Mentoring and coaching
Arranging emotional support
Prepare for planning meetings and reviews
Attend planning meetings and reviews with you
Help you understand your plan and service agreements
Help with staying on track with NDIS goals
Assist with any decision making regarding your NDIS plan
Ensuring you feel in control of your supports
Supporting clients choice and control
Assistance with accessing disability-specific services
We care about you and will act in your best interest, always
Liaison with all services and finical supports, such Plan Managers
Reduce the stress and time spent on implementing NDIS plan

Benefit 1

We sincerely care about the struggles you are facing and we want to walk with you.

Benefit 2

We listen, research and provide you with the most effective solutions to meet your needs.

Benefit 3

You're never forgotten when you're part of our family. You'll never feel overwhelmed and alone.

About Leanne

Founder / Director

Leanne is a passionate entrepreneur and mother of three, proud grandmother. Who has held senior management positions and project management . She founded Instyle Support Services after many years in the healthcare industry and careers field.

Leanne has a deep knowledge of the Healthcare system and Allied health and has build great rapport in our local area to meet Clients needs, Leanne has a heart to match her abilities.

How it Works

1 Step 1.

Reach out to us and let's chat.

2 Step 2.

We listen and learn about your situation.

3 Step 3.

You sit back while we provide you a plan.

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Leanne has been a lifesaver. I'm so grateful I asked for help.

Julie Monroe

Leanne and her team were so helpful keeping me on track with achieving my NDIS goals and ensuring that I'm accessing all the right providers.

Morris Jones

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a NDIS support coordinator do?

A support coordinator will work with you to ensure a mix of supports is used to increase your capacity to maintain relationships, manage service delivery tasks, live more independently and be included in your community by meeting your plan goals.
What CAN'T a support coordinator do?

The Support Coordinator cannot do advocacy, but they can attend meetings with you to help you to speak up for yourself (including your annual plan review meeting), and can help you to prepare for and submit a plan review. Support Coordinators can't manage staff rosters or provide personal care.
What is support coordination?
Support coordination helps participants:
- connect to NDIS and other supports
- broker supports and services in line with a participant’s goals and their plan budget
- monitor plan budgets and support effectiveness
- build capacity and capability to understand their plan, navigate the NDIS and support participants to make their own decisions.
Support coordinators will help participants with different things depending on:
- what are the participant’s goals, needs and circumstances are
- what is funded in the participant’s plan.
Can I change my support coordinator?
Participants can choose to change support coordination providers at any time, as long as they follow the notice periods in their service agreement.

As part of the handover process, the current support coordinator should prepare a report which:
- outlines how a participant is going with:
- pursuing their goals
- using their plan
- building skills and independence
- strengthening their community and economic participation through connection with broader systems of support
- share any relevant reports from service providers with the participant’s permission
- identify any barriers, risks or issues, including any strategies to address them
- provides clear evidence on future support needs, including recommendations.
The report must include an agreed and confirmed date when the current support coordinator’s services will end. This will ensure services continued to be delivered and a smooth handover occurs.

The support coordinator should then end the service booking so that the participant can create their service agreement and book with the new support coordinator.

Where a participant is plan-managing their support coordination services, the support coordinator should also notify the participant’s plan manager.
Promoting and protecting a participant’s safety
Support coordinators play an important part in safeguarding a participant’s well-being.

Support coordinators will often be the first to become aware of any concerns about the quality and safety of a participant’s support and services.

All NDIS providers and workers – both registered and unregistered – have an obligation to promote the safety of participants under the NDIS Code of Conduct.

In particular, the NDIS Code of Conduct requires all NDIS providers and workers (including support coordinators) to promptly:
- take steps to raise and act on concerns about matters that may impact the quality and safety of supports and services provided to people with disability
- take all reasonable steps to prevent and respond to all forms of violence against, and exploitation, neglect and abuse of, people with disability
- act with respect for individual rights to freedom of expression, self-determination, and decision-making in accordance with relevant laws and conventions
- provide support and services in a safe and competent manner with care and skill
- act with integrity, honesty, and transparency.
Support coordinators should provide an early warning when they become aware the participant’s safety or well-being is at risk.

Support coordinators should proactively support the participant to raise any concerns or issues around their safety or the quality of their support and services. Support coordinators can also raise concerns or make a complaint themselves.

All registered NDIS providers (including support coordinators) should understand and comply with their obligations to raise concerns. If there is an immediate risk or threat to the participant, support coordinators should immediately contact emergency services.