Alyson Lewis
- Position: Support Coordinator
- Qualifications: Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
- Currently Studying: (post) Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (Special Education)
- Email: thrive@propelpathways.com.au
- Phone: 0405 317 911
- Parliamentary Submission (public): National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Integrity and Safeguarding) Bill 2025 (#38)
- Parliamentary Submission (under review): Inquiry into the administration of the National Disability Insurance Scheme
Professional Skills
Propel Pathways is led by Alyson Lewis, Support Coordinator with a legal background and extensive experience navigating the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Through a strong focus on compliance, evidence and participant rights, Propel Pathways helps participants understand their plans, coordinate services and resolve complex issues within the NDIS system.
Alyson brings a detailed understanding of NDIS legislation, funding criteria and plan implementation, supporting participants and families to make informed decisions and build the right plan and support team around them.
Based in Ipswich, Propel Pathways works with participants across a wide region (from Hervey Bay to Coffs Harbour and out to St George) to ensure their NDIS plans are implemented effectively and that they receive the supports they need.
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Genuine Lived Experience
As both a Support Coordinator and a parent / Child Representative navigating the NDIS system for my own NDIS Participant son, I understand first-hand how complex and overwhelming the process can feel for families.
Areas of Experience:
- Preparation of successful NDIA submissions, including access requests, change of circumstances applications and s100 internal reviews
• Clinical evidence review and preparation of supporting documentation aligned with NDIS decision-making criteria
• Coordination and matching of service providers to ensure supports align with participant needs, goals and plan funding
• Participant education and guidance to support understanding of NDIS processes, rights and available options
• Supporting participants to develop plans that genuinely reflect their goals, rather than forcing individuals to fit funding decisions that do not meet their needs
• Practical NDIS plan implementation and provider coordination for participants with complex circumstances