Melbourne’s NDIS market is one of the largest in the country, and its outer suburbs are stretched thin. Our coordinators know where the real capacity is, and put you in touch with it.
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Melbourne’s sheer size and spread make it a hard place to coordinate, and it has the biggest NDIS population in Australia after Sydney. The difference between a well-connected participant and one stuck on waitlists often comes down to whether they had someone who knew the system.
The pressure is most intense in the outer growth corridors. Suburbs like Werribee, Craigieburn, Point Cook, Cranbourne and Pakenham have young, fast-growing populations but low levels of local providers, which means a genuine shortage of allied health and support workers to fill families’ plans. Our coordinators know which providers work in these areas and which are worth the wait, and we do the looking, so you don’t have to.
We connect participants with the therapists, workers and services best suited to your goals, across the inner north (around Brunswick and Preston), the established east, the western suburbs and the far south-east.
Areas we serve include Werribee, Craigieburn, Point Cook, Cranbourne, Pakenham, Dandenong, Frankston, Preston, Sunshine and Broadmeadows.

Use the approved participant-focused copy explaining Support Network works alongside participants, families and professionals to connect people with the right supports.
Find experienced and reliable support workers to help you achieve your goals.
Access professional nursing and clinical support when you need it.
Build confidence, connections and independence in your community.
We work alongside your existing team to deliver more complex support needs.
The right level of support depends on your needs and goals.
Best for participants who need help understanding their plan and getting connected.
Best for participants who need ongoing support to coordinate services and providers.
Best for participants with more complex needs who require specialist support.
Yes, and that’s where a coordinator really makes a difference. In growth areas like Werribee, Craigieburn and Pakenham where providers are short, knowing who is genuinely able, and willing, to deliver is a huge asset, and that’s a big part of what we do.
Yes. Where things are more complex or challenging, we can help through Specialist Support Coordination (Level 3), delivered by a more qualified practitioner, and we know the Melbourne psychosocial and clinical provider networks.
No. If support coordination is included in your plan as part of Capacity Building, it’s claimed from your allocated plan funding. You won’t pay out of pocket, and you won’t receive an invoice unless you’re self-managed. It doesn’t come from your core supports.
Level 1 is Support Connection ($80.06/hr in 2025-26), a lighter touch for connecting with services. The most common level is Level 2, Coordination of Supports ($100.14/hr). Level 3, Specialist Support Coordination ($190.54/hr), is for more complex needs or significant risk, delivered by more qualified practitioners.
Yes. If support coordination is included in your plan, you choose your provider, there’s no obligation to use anyone in particular, and you can switch coordinators if it’s not working for you.