You are the most important person to us at P2P.
Our Independent Support Coordinators and Plan Managers understand that quality service, listening and respecting your plans and ideas is an expectation set by our core values.
Whether it is our local coordinators working with you to connect you to a range of providers or opportunities, or our plan managers getting your invoices paid accurately and on time so your support team is happy, we keep on improving ways to adapt to your individual needs.
Did you know we are a not for profit organisation?
That means you can also choose to become a member of our Association. In this way we are partners in your success as much as you are part of our success.
Support Coordination
Assisting you through your NDIS journey – whether it’s understanding your plan, helping you pull together a team or connecting you with specialists.
Financial Intermediaries (Plan Management)
Paying your invoices and making payment claims from the NDIS on your behalf. Supporting you to spend your NDIS plan creatively and in the way that best meets your goals, your way. Check out our FAQ on our plan management service.
P.A.T.H Planning
Sometimes it’s hard to work out how you are going to achieve your dreams. PATH planning is a way to map out your hopes and dreams and identify the challenges and opportunities to put in place a plan to get there. Perfect for school leavers, people with an intellectual disability or literacy challenges who prefer graphics to express themselves, and for planning major life transitions.
P2P provides Independent Support Coordinators in Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Fraser Coast and Gladstone. Support Coordinators have a vast knowledge of their local area, they know what is available and who best to connect people with. The support given may be in the form of planning, sourcing formal and informal support services, connecting people to their community and ensuring people get the most benefit of their NDIS funding.
We have specialists in Autism, dual diagnosis of mental health, challenging behaviours, complex health issues, and working with people who have an acquired disability through accidents and injury.