NDIS Finance Essentials PART 4 (Roster of Care)
NDIS Finance Essentials – Part 4 focuses on the practical development and management of a Roster of Care (RoC) within Supported Independent Living (SIL) environments. This course helps participants understand how to design effective rosters that align with participant needs, NDIS funding structures, and operational requirements.
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Approx. 1.5–2 hours total
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Course Overview
NDIS Finance Essentials – Part 4 focuses on the practical development and management of a Roster of Care (RoC) within Supported Independent Living (SIL) environments. This course helps participants understand how to design effective rosters that align with participant needs, NDIS funding structures, and operational requirements.
Participants will learn how to use SIL costing tools, maintain financial sustainability, and ensure that rosters meet compliance standards while delivering high-quality support.
What You’ll Learn
By completing this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the purpose and structure of a Roster of Care in SIL services
- Develop effective staffing rosters based on participant support needs
- Use SIL costing tools to plan and manage service delivery
- Analyse roster costs to ensure financial sustainability
- Balance quality support delivery with cost-effective staffing models
- Ensure compliance and accuracy in Roster of Care documentation
Course Modules
- Develop Effective Rosters of Care
- Utilise SIL Costing Tools
- Ensure Cost-Effectiveness in SIL Settings
- Ensure Compliance and Accuracy in RoC
Designed For
- NDIS providers delivering Supported Independent Living (SIL)
- Service managers and team leaders
- Operations and rostering coordinators
- Finance and administration staff in NDIS organisations
- Support coordinators working with SIL providers
- Organisations managing participant support budgets and staffing rosters
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