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NDIS Support Coordinators — Deaf / Hard of Hearing

4 coordinators with deaf / hard of hearing experience across 3 states

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Deaf / Hard of Hearing support coordinators

Support coordinators experienced with Deaf and hard of hearing participants understand the communication access, cultural identity and technology needs specific to this community.

Many work within or alongside Deaf community organisations and can facilitate Auslan interpreting, or are fluent in Auslan themselves. They can help you access communication devices, hearing technology and community supports.

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Top-rated Deaf / Hard of Hearing support coordinators

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SA NDIS registered

Paul D Bartlett

Do you use… At Communication eXtra we acknowledge that we operate on Kaurna and Wurundjeri Land and we respect the traditional custodians of the Adelaide and Me

Deaf / Hard of Hearing
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WA NDIS registered

Stepping Stones WA Pty Ltd

Stepping Stones WA PTY LTD. 95 likes · 1 talking about this. NDIS Registered Provider SOR 🧭 Level 2 & 3 Support Coordination 🧠 Psychosocial Recovery...

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VIC NDIS registered

The Trustee for Rose Grace Family Trust

Grace Professional Services provides NDIS Support Coordination and NDIS Specialist Support Coordination. We will work with you to find the right supports to me

Deaf / Hard of Hearing
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VIC NDIS registered

Victorian Deaf Society

Deaf / Hard of Hearing

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a support coordinator who signs Auslan?
Some support coordinators are fluent in Auslan. You can also request that interpreters be arranged for all coordination meetings — this is a reasonable adjustment and providers should accommodate it.
Does NDIS fund communication equipment for Deaf participants?
Yes. Hearing aids, cochlear implants (where not funded through other schemes), assistive listening devices and communication technology can be funded through NDIS capital budgets with appropriate assessments.