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NASC Service Coordination
NASC Service Coordination
What is Service Co-ordination? |
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Service co-ordination is a separate process designed to find the best solutions to meet as many of your identified needs as possible. What is involved in the process?A Service Co-ordinator will read your Needs Assessment report and look for the best way to meet your needs within the resources available. These may include: Informal support (i.e. family and friends), Formal support (i.e. service agencies), Government funded support (e.g. Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education, CYFS, WINZ); and Non-Government organisations such as service groups, church groups, self-help groups or volunteers. Once the options have been discussed with you, the Service Co-ordinator will refer you to the appropriate agencies or organisations. What services may I be able to access? Funded Services may range from:
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