What to Bring to Your First Support Coordination Meeting
5 June 2026 4 min read
Your first meeting with a support coordinator is a chance to get to know each other and start planning. A little preparation can help you feel confident and make the most of your time together.
Helpful things to bring
- A copy of your NDIS plan (if you have one handy)
- Any goals you would like to work towards
- Details of supports or providers you already use
- Questions you would like answered
- A support person, family member or carer if you would like one
Think about your goals
It helps to think about what a good life looks like for you. Your goals might be about independence, connection, health and wellbeing, or trying something new. There are no wrong answers — your coordinator is there to help you turn your goals into practical supports.
It is a conversation, not a test
Remember, this is a relaxed conversation. You do not need to have everything figured out. A good coordinator will guide the discussion and make sure you feel heard and comfortable.
