Decode your plan with help from NDIS experts.
Plan Decoders have over 10 years of industry experience and 6 years of NDIS Support Coordination knowledge to put to use in helping decode your NDIS plan.
Plan Decoders works with you to explain your NDIS plan, what the categories mean, how to budget, and what services are available with your funding.
We can also help you decode the mysteries of finding the best providers.
Your NDIS funding can pay for Plan Decoder sessions in most circumstances.
Plan Decoder sessions are available in person throughout South East Queensland, or Australia-wide via telehealth.
Take control of your NDIS plan.
What is a Plan Decoder Session?
During your plan decoder session or sessions, we will go through your NDIS plan in depth to help you understand your plan better.
We will explain what your plan means and what services are available to you with the NDIS funding you have.
We can support you to budget your NDIS plan funding.
We can help guide you to find the best supports and providers for your situation.
What if I need more help?
Depending on your funding, Plan Decoders can schedule regular visits to help you better understand your plan and the NDIS, build your capacity, and help you manage and coordinate your own supports.
Hannah explains Plan Decoders and how we can support you to get the most out of your NDIS plan.
Introducing Plan Decoders
In this short video Hannah explains Plan Decoders, and how we can support you to understand and get the most out of your NDIS plan.
Plan Decoders have 10+ years of experience, and 6 years in the NDIS sector.
6 years of experience as a Support Coordinator and 5+ years of experience as a support worker in the NDIS space.
Over 10 years of experience in mental health, alcohol and other drugs and disability as well as extensive lived experience.
Experience of the NDIS as a provider and as a participant.
Trusted by hundreds of NDIS participants and providers, Plan Decoders have been behind Tulip Coordination, Trans Support Meanjin, and the successful podcast: What in the NDIS now?
