Hyre Support Coordination is registered with NDIS, delivering support coordination and psychosocial recovery coaching in Box Hill and the City of Whitehorse.
We are currently accepting new participants and offer a free 30-minute plan review for all new enquiries.
Box Hill has a wide mix of participants, from people starting their first NDIS plan to those who have had funding for years but feel like they are not getting much from it. Hyre Support Coordination works with both. The free 30-minute plan review is a practical first step, giving new participants a clear picture of what their funding covers before anything is set up.
The Whitehorse area has a wide range of allied health and disability services, but knowing which providers are the right fit for a particular participant takes more than a directory search. Our coordinators look at what the plan is actually funded for, what the participant wants to work toward, and which local providers can genuinely deliver on both.
Hyre Support Coordination has been registered with the NDIS since 2018. The team includes coordinators and recovery coaches with backgrounds in social work, mental health nursing, occupational therapy, and psychology. Services are available in Portuguese, Filipino, Italian, Macedonian, Turkish, and English.
Getting a new plan moving takes more than a list of providers. Our coordinators identify the right services in Box Hill, confirm bookings, and follow up until everything is active. Support Connection is short-term, practical work, the foundation for everything that follows.
Coordination of Supports involves ongoing work across the life of a plan. Our coordinators manage provider relationships, track whether services are running as agreed, and prepare for plan reviews. For participants connected to community health services or allied health providers in the Whitehorse area, those arrangements are checked and kept current.
When a participant’s situation involves complex clinical needs, housing instability, or multiple overlapping diagnoses, standard coordination isn’t enough. The team delivers Specialist Support Coordination for these cases, working closely with clinical and community services to keep everything moving.
The team documents what has and hasn’t worked, identifies gaps in the current plan, and makes sure participants know what to ask for going into a review. Participants with multiple therapy or support arrangements benefit from having someone pull that evidence together before the review takes place.
Box Hill is well connected by public transport, with trains, trams, and buses at Box Hill station. When a participant’s plan is being built, the team considers which providers are genuinely reachable from where the participant lives and identifies alternatives or home-visit options where access is limited.
There is more to a good plan than health services. Box Hill and the Whitehorse area offer community programs, social groups, and recreational options that can complement therapy and clinical supports. WISE Employment provides disability employment services locally. If building independence or community involvement is part of a participant’s goals, those supports get included.
Eastern Access Community Health provides mental health support throughout the Whitehorse area and is a useful starting point for participants who need this support. For allied health services such as occupational therapy, psychology, or physiotherapy, the team finds providers who are covered by the plan, makes the referral, and follows up to ensure the appointment is confirmed.
Box Hill has one of the strongest provider networks in Melbourne’s east, but having access to services and actually having them running in your plan are two different things.
Participants with more than one provider in their plan sometimes find those services running separately, with no one keeping them connected. When a participant has multiple providers, those services can end up working separately, each doing their part without anyone checking whether it all adds up to progress.
The team reviews what each provider is delivering, compares it to the goals in the plan, and follows up where something isn’t aligned. If a service isn’t contributing to what the participant is working toward, that gets raised. The aim is a plan where every support has a clear purpose and is actually running.
Here is how the first few weeks usually look:
Box Hill and the City of Whitehorse area have many residents from non-English-speaking backgrounds. For some NDIS participants, this can mean plans that aren’t fully understood or review meetings where goals don’t come through clearly. Where possible, we match participants with a coordinator who speaks their language so those conversations can happen properly.
NDIS participants in Blackburn, Nunawading, and Box Hill North may have less access to services at Box Hill Central and rely more on local providers or home visits. We know the local area well enough to recommend providers that suit the participant’s location and preferences.
The Whitehorse area has a good range of community health and disability services. Working with Eastern Access Community Health, WISE Employment, and local allied health providers, the team finds the right fit and makes sure referrals are followed through.
Participants seeking a support coordinator in Box Hill or the surrounding suburbs can contact the team directly.
Yes. Hyre Support Coordination covers the surrounding Whitehorse area including Blackburn, Nunawading, Box Hill North, and Box Hill South. Contact us on 1300 584 877 to confirm your address.
Yes. A coordinator can help confirm which services will continue after discharge, set up any new recommendations, and ensure nothing is left uncovered in the handover to community supports.
Yes. Participants can contact their coordinator directly when something changes, or a problem arises. Contact isn’t limited to scheduled check-ins or plan review time.
Yes. The team identifies allied health providers in the area that match what’s in your plan, including occupational therapy, psychology, physiotherapy, and speech pathology, makes the referral, and follows up to make sure the appointment is confirmed.
Yes, you can have both support coordination and recovery coaching running at the same time. We deliver both services, and each is funded separately under your NDIS plan.
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If your plan isn’t delivering what it should, or you’re preparing for a review and want to make sure the right supports are in place, contact us. The team is currently accepting new participants across Box Hill and surrounding suburbs.