Elite SC - NDIS Support Coordination

23/07/2025

🌟 Every step forward, no matter how small, is progress worth celebrating. 🌟
Whether it’s trying something new, asking for help, or just showing up — it all counts.
Let’s honour the little wins, because they’re actually the big ones.

23/07/2025

What does the NDIS mean when they refer to “Reasonable & Necessary”?

When the NDIS talks about “Reasonable & Necessary” supports, they mean supports that:

✅ Are related to your disability
✅ Help you reach your goals and build independence
✅ Offer value for money
✅ Are effective and beneficial
✅ Don’t cover everyday costs everyone has

These are the supports funded by the NDIS to assist you in living a meaningful and independent life.

11/07/2025

To be recognised on a national level alongside so many incredible small businesses is a huge honour and a moment we’re incredibly proud of. 🌟

Finalist - 2025 Australian Professionals Small Business Champion Awards.

08/07/2025

The Wildflower Network 💐

Mums supporting mums — with real talk, real care, and real connection.

The Wildflower Network is a safe and supportive space for mums raising children with disabilities, rare diagnoses, or medical needs. 💛

Rooted in honesty and hope, The Wildflower Network offers:
🌿 Gentle connection
🌿 Resources and real talk
🌿 Solidarity through shared experiences

Whether you’re looking for support or simply a place where others truly understand — this is a beautiful community to be part of.

Give them a follow and keep an eye out for the helpful resources they’ll be sharing. 🍃

https://www.facebook.com/share/14ESLGG2ET1/?mibextid=wwXIfr

08/07/2025

🌟 Exciting News: Elite SC is a Finalist!

We’re honoured to announce that Elite SC has been selected as a finalist for the 2025 Australian Professional Small Business Champion Awards.

This unexpected recognition shines a light on the meaningful impact of small, heart-led NDIS providers dedicated to making a real difference.

We’re proud to be acknowledged for our passion in delivering meaningful, person-led services. 🫱🏻‍🫲🏼

03/07/2025

The Wildflower Network 💐

Mums supporting mums — with real talk, real care, and real connection.

The Wildflower Network is a safe and supportive space for mums raising children with disabilities, rare diagnoses, or medical needs. 💛

Rooted in honesty and hope, The Wildflower Network offers:
🌿 Gentle connection
🌿 Resources and real talk
🌿 Solidarity through shared experiences

Whether you’re looking for support or simply a place where others truly understand — this is a beautiful community to be part of.

Give them a follow and keep an eye out for the helpful resources they’ll be sharing. 🍃

https://www.facebook.com/share/14ESLGG2ET1/?mibextid=wwXIfr

The Wildflower Network is a space for mums raising children with disabilities, rare diagnoses, or medical needs.
Rooted in honesty and hope, we offer connection, gentle support, and solidarity; because even in hard places, we still bloom.

02/07/2025

📞 NDIS Consent – What You Need to Know

Once you turn 18, you are legally considered an adult. This means the NDIA will not speak to your family, support workers, or other professionals unless:

✅ You’ve signed and submitted an NDIS consent form, or
✅ They have legal guardianship or power of attorney

❌ Without this consent or legal authority the NDIA will not speak to:
– Parents or family members
– Support Coordinators
– Key Workers
– Therapists
– Support Workers
– Anyone else involved in your care

📍What about joint phone calls?
Sometimes, the NDIA may allow a linked or joint call, where you’re on the line and verbally give consent.
➡️ This only applies for that call and does not replace the need for a formal consent form.

💡 If your family are big supporters in your life or a support person needs to help you speak to the NDIA — make sure the consent form is completed and submitted.

💬 Not sure if your consent is current? Need help filling it out? Speak with your LAC, COS or the NDIA for further information.

02/07/2025

📄 How to Submit Documentation to the NDIA

Need to send reports, forms, or supporting documents to the National Disability Insurance Agency?

Here’s how 👇

📧 Email:
enquiries@ndis.gov.au

Include in your email:
✔️ Participant’s full name
✔️ NDIS number
✔️ Participant’s home address
✔️ Your contact details
✔️ Attach your documents to the email

📝 Subject line suggestion:
“Supporting Documentation – [Participant Name] – NDIS #[123456789]”

💡 Tip: Double-check everything is clear, complete, and securely attached before sending.

29/06/2025

Maitland Mothers Group Winter School Holiday Activity Guide 🌻

Shared post – with thanks to the amazing mums who put this together!

This fantastic guide includes a wide range of free and paid activities happening across Maitland and surrounding areas—plus a few special events a little further out. Everything is listed in chronological order, making it easy to plan ahead.

🎟️ Note: Some free events do require bookings to help manage numbers and supplies.

For more details, visit the event’s website, or search their pages.

Wishing everyone a fun and relaxing school holiday season! ❄️

27/06/2025

🌿 Nothing About Us Without Us

Inclusion isn’t just being invited to the table —
it’s having a seat, a voice, making choices and the power to be heard. 🗣️

People with disability deserve to be part of every decision that affects their lives.
Not after the fact. From the very beginning..

24/06/2025

🌟 Your words remind us why Support Coordination matters.

People often ask me why I became a Support Coordinator.

The truth is — making a difference like this is why I started, and why I continue 🌻

23/06/2025

🤝 Supporting someone’s journey doesn’t mean taking over—it means walking alongside them.

👥 Support is about empowerment, not control. Whether you’re a friend, family member or a support professional, being present, respectful and patient makes all the difference.

✨ True support honours choice, promotes independence, and uplifts equality. It’s about helping someone live their life, their way.

🌿 Let’s continue creating spaces where people feel heard, respected, and in charge of their own path.