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In our 'meet the team' series, we're introducing our Support Coordinators who are here, as their title suggests, to support NDIS participants. It's time to meet Stacy, one of team in Victoria. Stacy speaks French and Mauritian Creole and her expertise is supporting participants who are Aged Care residents under the age of 65.   Originally a Plan Manager, Stacy moved into Support Coordination. She has an intimate knowledge of the NDIS and has a child with disability who is supported by the Scheme.   Stacy: “I am very good at knowing what information to gather for reporting periods. Having my own child who is on the NDIS gives me the passion and drive to succeed. I thrive knowing when I have made someone’s day a little better, and I am motivated by knowing that I am helping to make a difference.” If you have a participant under 65 in residential aged care, or need the support of someone who speaks French or Mauritian Creole, get in touch with Stacy on 1300 333 700 or visit https://lnkd.in/gPJxfJed #NDIS #SupportCoordination #PlanPartners

How often do you ask someone if they are ok? Join us this RUOK? day and have a meaningful conversation about mental health. It’s a day to remind ourselves that a simple question can change a life. Take a look at the resources available here, to help you have the conversation https://lnkd.in/gX38MwF https://lnkd.in/geYg9uB #RUOKDay #MentalHealthMatters #SupportEachOther

We are VERY excited to announce Plan Partners has been named as a finalist in the "Most Outstanding Plan Management Organisation" category of the 2024 Australian Disability Service Awards. This is testament to the exceptional work our team deliver every day to our customers and their providers. We are looking forward to the awards evening in November where the winner will be announced. Thank you to all our team members for making this happen and the One Community team for the nomination. We are very proud!

We've got another 'meet the team' series ready for you! This time, we're introducing our Support Coordinators who are here, as their title suggests, to support NDIS participants. In the first of our series, meet Natalie Pearson. Natalie identifies as a proud Aboriginal woman, who is always happy to assist with Aboriginal participants or staff around cultural awareness and understanding and building rapport and relationships. “I want to help people. If I could win the lotto and help everyone, I would. I am motivated to be a part of peoples’ journeys, create connections, and make a positive contribution to their lives.” If you have indigenous participants needing a Support Coordinator, please visit https://lnkd.in/gPJxfJed or get in touch on 1300 333 700 and request Natalie. #NDIS #SupportCoordination #Reconciliation

Perth providers and participants - this one is for you. Plan Partners is proud to be partnering with My Supports for the first My Supports art exhibition this Thursday 12 September. The exhibition supports artists with disabilities and is sure to be a fantastic event. Tickets are still available and can be found via the link here: https://bit.ly/4falvch

We're hiring! Join our growing Support Coordination Team and make a difference is someone's life every day - we've got multiple full-time hybrid roles available in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney - find our more here https://lnkd.in/g7CCd2Hv #NDIS #PlanPartners #SupportCoordination #Hiring

Hello Townsville! Our Queensland State Relationship Manager, Ryan Combe MBA SA FIN is coming to town, visiting local NDIS providers. If you'd like to meet Ryan whilst he's in town, please connect here on LinkedIn, or send an SMS to  0407 700 340 and he'll be in touch.   #NDIS #Townsville #Providers #PlanManagement #PlanPartners

It's Brain Injury Awareness Week and we're spotlighting one of our participants, Mark, who lives with an acquired brain injury. Find out more here, including some great links if you or someone you know needs support. Name: Mark Korenhof, I am 58 and live in Cranbourne West in supported accommodation. My family lives nearby. How long have you lived with an acquired brain injury? I have had a brain injury for the last 24 years. I had a large pituitary brain tumour. How does it affect your day-to-day life? It kills all my motivation, I was active before and now I'm not very active at all. My memory is slower and I have some trouble with my vision. What do you wish people knew about what it’s like to have an ABI? Don't judge a book by its cover because not all disabilities are obvious like being in a wheelchair. What have you found helpful? Going to the Brain Injury Matters peer support group and getting on the NDIS. I am lucky to get so much support. Peer Support Groups – Brain Injury Matters You can hear Mark's story - https://lnkd.in/gHjYpgWR More about Brainlink here https://lnkd.in/gSbUu7xz and more about the peer support groups in a range of locations, here https://lnkd.in/gPB3qF7C #BrainInjuryAwareness #NDIS #PlanManagement #PlanPartners

Rebecca McLoughlin and Jamie Banks had a fantastic time at the Sunshine One Community event last week! Don’t miss out on upcoming events—be sure to follow our Eventbrite page for exciting opportunities near you! https://lnkd.in/gaButcwd #NDIS #PlanPartners #NDISNetworking

Thrilled to be part of this fantastic event in Western Sydney. Tickets are still available, click here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gWYKUeDc