IMPROVED RELATIONSHIPS FUNDING
Behavioural challenges can make everyday life overwhelming, especially during big life transitions like leaving school, starting work, or moving out. Without the right support, small struggles can become bigger barriers to progress.
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“You have done so many good things for me. I can only say thank you very much; You have proven that you’re the best coordinator that I’ve ever had. Thank you so much”
~ R.D.
Transitions in life can bring exciting opportunities, but they can also come with uncertainties and behavioural challenges. Whether it’s leaving school, starting supported employment, or moving out of home for the first time, having the right support in place is essential to navigating these changes successfully.
At Support Agency, we specialise in helping NDIS participants make the most of their Improved Relationships funding.
Improved Relationships Funding provides the support needed to navigate life transitions, manage behavioural challenges, and access professional guidance.
Improved Relationships is a capacity-building support available under the NDIS. It is specifically designed to help participants address behavioural challenges through the expertise of registered behaviour support practitioners.
This funding is invaluable for:
Our behaviour support practitioners work closely with participants and stakeholders to:
If this funding isn’t included in your NDIS plan, we can help you access it. Through our Behaviour Assessment and Recommendation (BAR) service, we:
We understand the challenges of life’s big changes and are here to provide tailored support.
Our experienced clinicians offer evidence-based behaviour strategies.
We ensure all stakeholders work together seamlessly for the participant’s success.
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Discover how this funding can be utilised, what it offers, and how Support Agency can help you access it when it's not in your NDIS plan.
This report is a document that evaluates an NDIS participant’s behaviours of concern, identifies triggers and underlying factors, and provides strategies or recommendations to manage these behaviours effectively.
NDIS participants who exhibit behaviours of concern may require additional support to ensure their safety and that of others. The behaviour assessment helps develop evidence-based interventions and supports aligned with their NDIS goals.
The report typically includes:
A qualified Behaviour Support Practitioner or psychologist conducts the assessment, adhering to NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission guidelines.
The recommendations aim to:
The report informs behaviour support plans (BSPs) and may guide support workers, caregivers, and educators in implementing consistent and effective strategies.
Yes. The participant’s preferences, goals, and input are central to the assessment to ensure the recommendations are person-centered and respectful.
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If you’re navigating transitions or need expert behaviour support, we’re here to help. Contact us to learn more about Improved Relationships funding or our BAR service.