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Tweed Coast Support Services is seeking an experienced NDIS Support Coordinator to join one day a week, with potential for growth. The role focuses on helping participants maximise their NDIS plans, connecting with providers and allied health professionals, and monitoring progress across the Gold Coast and Northern Rivers.
You will coordinate supports, help participants build capability to manage their plans, and ensure clear understanding of how funding can be used.
NDIS Support Coordinator
Tweed Coast Support Services
Gold Coast / Northern Rivers
Community Services & Development
Part-time - 1 day per week
$46.70 per hour + super
Tweed Coast Support Services is an NDIS provider for people with psychosocial, neurological and neurodivergent diagnoses, and people on SIL funding living in their own homes.
We're not a big national provider. We're a small, local team, and that's exactly why we can take the time to really get to know the people we support- their rhythm, their routines, what matters to them. Small team, big heart- it's how we work, and it's the kind of team you'd be joining.
We're looking for an experienced Support Coordinator to join us one day a week. It's a small commitment to begin with, but as we grow, so can the role.
You'll work with participants to get the most out of their NDIS plans: connecting them with the right providers and allied health professionals, helping them understand what their funding can actually do, and keeping an eye on how things are tracking against their goals.
The role is mostly work-from-home, with travel to see participants across the Gold Coast and Northern Rivers.
Coordinating supports
Help participants and their families find, access and coordinate the services they need
Get the supports in a participant's NDIS plan up and running
Build participants' own capacity to coordinate their supports and take part in their community
Make sure participants genuinely understand their plan and how to use it
Working with others
Build solid working relationships with providers, allied health and other stakeholders
Reporting and review
Review plans regularly and track progress against goals
Keep accurate records and get reporting to the NDIS in on time
You'll bring hands-on support coordination experience with you. Because it's one day a week, you'll be working fairly independently — so a good working knowledge of the NDIS and comfort with managing your own workload will set you up well.
Demonstrated experience as a Support Coordinator — this is essential
Solid working knowledge of the NDIS, and confidence navigating plans and funding
Strong communicator — in person, on the phone, and in writing
A problem solver who can think on their feet
Comfortable working autonomously and as part of a team
Demonstrated support coordination experience
Experience working with people with psychosocial, neurological and neurodivergent diagnoses
NDIS Worker Screening Check (or willing to obtain before starting)
Completion of NDIS mandatory training (or willing to complete)
A valid driver's licence and reliable, insured vehicle
Relevant qualifications in disability services, social work or a related field
Award rates, including penalty rates
One day a week to start, with genuine room to grow as the business does
Flexibility to work from home around client visits
Ongoing training and development, not just a box-ticking induction
You'll need to be based in the Gold Coast or Northern Rivers and have permanent working rights in Australia. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.