A participant's goals are why the supports exist. They should be written down, reviewed on time, and visible in the daily notes your workers write, not filed away until the plan review.
How NDIS care plans work in Rostery
On a participant's Care plan tab, the office creates a plan with its start date, review date and status (active, review due, completed or inactive) and adds goals with a category, a target date, a status and progress in steps of 25%. On the Growth plan and above, Draft with AI writes a first plan for you to review before anything is saved. Once a plan's review date passes it is flagged as overdue, and the dashboard counts reviews due in the next 30 days.
The Goals tab keeps a register of the participant's goals, each of which can be marked achieved or closed and rated from 1 to 5. Support workers tag these goals in their progress notes, in the Rostery app or on the web, so each note shows which goal it worked on. Outcome assessments rate eight life domains from 1 to 5, and the Care Plan Progress and Care Plan Activity reports bring it together.
