For support coordinators
There are two routes to a Verified support coordinator badge: through a registered organisation holding group 0106, or as an unregistered coordinator or sole trader with an ABN, worker screening, orientation and insurance.
Short videos about plans, providers, reviews and what support coordination can do for someone.
A verified support coordinator can vouch that someone is a participant, nominee or carer they work with. Never in return for anything.
Your badge shows whether you were verified through a registered organisation or through your own ABN, screening, training and insurance.
Make any ownership, partnerships or other interests in providers clear on your profile.
You need only one route. Route B also meets the ABN, screening and orientation checks, so it can earn Verified support worker as well.
For: Provider staff, plan managers, support coordinators, allied health, sole traders
The person's organisation is an Approved provider on the NDIS Provider Register and confirms this person works there. The badge shows the organisation's registration groups.
What we check
For: Support coordinators
Either a registered coordinator whose organisation holds group 0106, or an unregistered coordinator with an ABN, worker screening, orientation and insurance.
Route A (registered)
Route B (unregistered or sole trader)
A person earns this badge by completing any one route in full.
For: Support workers, sole traders, and coordinators or allied health who also deliver support
Identity, an ABN or an employer, and a worker screening clearance and orientation module. Goodo asks for these even where the law would not require them for the worker's role.
Route A (self-employed)
Route B (employed)
A person earns this badge by completing any one route in full.
A badge says what Goodo checked, and when. It is not an endorsement, a quality rating or a guarantee about a person's conduct or services.
Prepare for your route:
A conflict of interest is when someone's own gain could shape their advice. See what it looks like with support coordinators and plan managers, and what to ask.
Support coordinators help you find and use supports. Plan managers handle the money. See both roles side by side and when you might need one, both or neither.
Support coordinators help you understand your plan, find providers and build skills. See the three levels, what to expect, and how to judge yours.
Yes, through Route B. You need an identity check, an active ABN, a worker screening clearance, the orientation module and an insurance certificate of currency.
Group 0106, Assistance in Coordinating or Managing Life Stages, Transitions and Supports. The Provider Register is the source of truth for which groups an organisation holds.
Goodo does not take referral fees, labels paid promotion, and prohibits vouching for benefit. Support coordinators must disclose their interests on their profile. See the Conflict of Interest Statement.
Goodo is independent
Goodo is for people who use the NDIS, the people who care for them, and the providers who support them. It is free for participants and carers.