Self-managed participants
- You choose the provider you want to work with
- Invoices are paid directly and claimed through your plan
- Support can stay flexible around your goals
NDIS funding guide
Using your NDIS plan with Rush Connect & Care
If you are self-managed or plan-managed, getting started is simple. NDIS support can be discussed separately from practical peer support. Fit depends on the participant’s goals, support needs, location, and whether a one-to-one support worker approach is appropriate.
Rush Connect & Care currently operates as an unregistered provider. This page is most relevant for self-managed and plan-managed participants who are able to use an unregistered provider under their current NDIS plan.
Plan types
How funding can work
Plan-managed participants
- Invoices can be sent to your plan manager
- The admin stays clear and straightforward
- Support can stay aligned with your goals and plan
NDIA-managed participants
- Usually need to use registered NDIS providers
- May not be the right pathway for RCC as an unregistered provider
- Check with the NDIA, nominee or support coordinator first
Simple process
How getting started works
1
Reach out
Send a short enquiry about the participant, goals, and the kind of support you are looking for.
2
Confirm the fit
We can discuss whether the support needed is a good match and how funding would work.
3
Begin support
Once the fit is clear, support can begin in a calm and practical way that suits the participant.
Helpful details
What to include in your enquiry
- Whether the plan is self-managed or plan-managed
- The participant's suburb or general area
- A short outline of goals or the support needed
- Any preferred days, times, or contact method
- Anything important about the participant's routine or current challenges
Need a starting point?
Send a simple enquiry
A short message is enough to begin. If you are looking for private practical peer support instead, you can use the same enquiry form.