Overview of NDIS Check-in Meetings and how Footprints Advocacy can help you.

Many families believe that once an Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) matter is finalised, the process is over. In reality, this is not always the case — particularly

NDIS plans are not static — but many families are expected to treat them as if they are. Children grow, environments change, and support needs

NDIS plans are not static — but many families are expected to treat them as if they are. Children grow, environments change, and support needs

What Is “Reasonable and Necessary” for a Child Under 9? One of the most confusing parts of the NDIS for families is understanding what the

Deciding whether to take your child’s NDIS matter to the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) can feel overwhelming. Families often reach this point after months of frustration, inadequate funding, and unanswered questions about why their evidence was not properly considered. This article explores when the ART may be the right pathway, what the process really involves, and how the right advocacy support can make a meaningful difference to both outcomes and timelines.