Top Support Coordination Providers in South Australia

190 registered providersSouth Australia

There are 190 NDIS Support Coordination providers listed in South Australia. 1 has claimed and verified their profile. Across 167 reviewed providers, the average rating is 4.1 from 2,722 reviews.

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190
Avg rating · 167 reviewed
4.1★
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1
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Updated October 2026

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Highly rated and active providers in South Australia.

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Hills Housing & Disability Services

Accepting new clients
5.0(2 reviews)

Mount Barker, SA

Support CoordinationHousing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+16 more
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My Guardian Services Pty Ltd

4.8(152 reviews)

Adelaide, SA

Support CoordinationSupported Independent Living (SIL)Assistance with Travel and Transport Arrangements+17 more
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Vana Care Pty Ltd

4.8(80 reviews)

Morphett Vale, SA

Support CoordinationHousing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+12 more
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Australian Migrant Resource Centre

4.6(105 reviews)

Adelaide, SA

Support CoordinationAssistance with Travel and Transport ArrangementsPersonal Care & Daily Living Support+4 more
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Croften

4.9(62 reviews)

Elizabeth Park, SA

Support CoordinationHousing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+12 more
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Auscare Support

4.8(55 reviews)

Williamstown, SA

Support CoordinationAssistance with Travel and Transport ArrangementsPersonal Care & Daily Living Support+4 more
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My Support Coordinator

5.0(40 reviews)

Adelaide, SA

Support CoordinationTransition Support (School, Work, Housing)
Registered

Mswa

4.5(66 reviews)

Kilkenny, SA

Support CoordinationHousing & Tenancy SupportSupported Independent Living (SIL)+16 more
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Connected Self Pty Ltd

4.7(46 reviews)

Adelaide, SA

Support CoordinationTransition Support (School, Work, Housing)Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI)+3 more

About the service

About Support Coordination under the NDIS

Support coordination helps participants understand and make the most of their plan by connecting them with the right supports and building their capacity to manage their own services. A support coordinator helps you find and engage providers, coordinate your supports so they work together, resolve issues, prepare for plan reviews, and build the confidence to navigate the NDIS more independently over time.

There are different levels: standard support coordination for connecting and coordinating supports, and specialist support coordination for more complex situations requiring higher expertise. It is funded under capacity-building supports, and a key purpose is building your independence; a good coordinator helps you become more capable of managing your own plan. When choosing one, look for genuine local service knowledge, independence from the providers they recommend so their advice serves your interests, responsiveness, and a focus on building your capacity rather than creating dependence.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many Support Coordination providers are there in South Australia?

There are 190 NDIS Support Coordination providers listed in South Australia.

What is the average rating of Support Coordination providers in South Australia?

The average rating is 4.1 across 167 reviewed providers.

What does a support coordinator actually do?

A support coordinator helps you understand your plan, find and engage providers that suit your goals, set up service agreements, coordinate your supports so they work together, resolve problems, and prepare for plan reviews, while building your skills to manage more of this yourself over time.

What is the difference between standard and specialist support coordination?

Standard support coordination focuses on connecting and coordinating supports and building your capacity. Specialist support coordination is for participants with more complex situations that need higher-level expertise, often involving significant barriers or crisis situations. The level in your plan reflects your circumstances.

How do I choose a support coordinator?

Look for genuine knowledge of local services, independence from the providers they recommend so their advice is in your interest, responsiveness, and a focus on building your capacity rather than dependence. Ask how they help you exercise choice and control and how they handle problems when they arise.

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