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breakthru Submission to Support Coordination Discussion
September 11, 2020
by Joshua Cook

Breakthru Submission to Support Coordination Discussion

In response to the National Disability Insurance Agency’s (NDIA) request for feedback and ideas on the support coordination service model, Breakthru has submitted a response that outlines 5 key issues and recommendations for change.

The support coordination discussion paper was released in response to the role of support coordination evolving since the establishment of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) seven years ago.

The NDIA has committed to evaluating and considering all submissions, after which the agency will publish a report on its findings based on community feedback.

If you’re interested, you can read our full submission paper here.

About the author

Joshua Cook

With more than 10 years of industry experience coupled with a Bachelor of Business (Marketing) and Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting), Josh works as Marketing Manager, Disability Services from our office in Brisbane, Queensland. Having grown up with his younger sister Katey, who was born with Down Syndrome, Josh has witnessed first hand the barriers and misconceptions placed around people with disability. As part of the Breakthru team, Josh hopes to assist people just like Katey find the information or supports they need to live their best life.
Joshua Cook

About the author

Joshua Cook

With more than 10 years of industry experience coupled with a Bachelor of Business (Marketing) and Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting), Josh works as Marketing Manager, Disability Services from our office in Brisbane, Queensland. Having grown up with his younger sister Katey, who was born with Down Syndrome, Josh has witnessed first hand the barriers and misconceptions placed around people with disability. As part of the Breakthru team, Josh hopes to assist people just like Katey find the information or supports they need to live their best life.

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