• Preparing youth and families for foundational and NDIS support pathways ahead of the July 2026 eligibility changes

Noel, Missouri, 11th March 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Foundation Fifteen has announced the expansion of its transition support services to help families and young people prepare for upcoming changes to disability and mental health support pathways linked to NDIS eligibility, set to take effect from July 2026. These changes will impact how youth move between foundational community supports and NDIS-funded services, creating new challenges for families navigating care access, planning, and long-term stability.

As eligibility frameworks evolve, many families are facing uncertainty about what supports will remain available and how to prepare young people for transitions that can feel complex and overwhelming. Foundation Fifteen is responding by strengthening its targeted services designed to guide youth through both foundational and NDIS pathways with clarity, compassion, and practical support.

The expanded approach focuses on early preparation, emotional resilience, and continuity of care for young people who may not meet NDIS access criteria or who are transitioning between systems. By working closely with families, educators, and community providers, Foundation Fifteen aims to ensure that no young person is left without guidance during a critical stage of their development.

“These changes are creating understandable concern for families who want to do the right thing for their children but feel unsure about what the future holds,” said a spokesperson for Foundation Fifteen. “Our goal is to remove confusion and provide steady, reliable support so young people can move forward with confidence rather than fear.”

Foundation Fifteen’s transition supports are designed to help youth build independence, self-advocacy skills, and emotional readiness while also assisting families in understanding eligibility requirements, service options, and planning timelines. This includes tailored mentoring, education around support pathways, and connection to appropriate community-based resources for those who fall outside NDIS eligibility.

The organization emphasizes that strong foundational supports are essential regardless of eligibility status. Many young people experience emotional distress, anxiety, or functional challenges that require consistent care, even if they do not qualify for NDIS funding. Foundation Fifteen’s expanded services aim to bridge these gaps by offering structured guidance that prioritizes well-being and long-term outcomes.

“Transition points are where young people are most vulnerable to falling through the cracks,” the spokesperson added. “By starting preparation early and keeping families informed, we can reduce stress and help young people feel supported rather than overwhelmed by change.”

With July 2026 approaching, Foundation Fifteen is encouraging families to begin conversations early, assess current supports, and seek guidance before changes take effect. The organization is also working to raise awareness among schools and community partners to ensure consistent messaging and coordinated support across systems.

Through its expanded transition services, Foundation Fifteen continues its commitment to empowering young people and families with the tools they need to navigate evolving mental health and disability support landscapes. By focusing on clarity, compassion, and continuity, the organization aims to turn a period of uncertainty into an opportunity for growth and resilience.

About Foundation Fifteen

Foundation Fifteen is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting youth and families through mental health advocacy, education, mentorship, and access to essential resources. With a focus on early intervention and community-based care, Foundation Fifteen works to ensure that young people feel supported, informed, and empowered during times of transition and change.

Contact Information

Website: https://foundationfifteen.org

Address: 93 Colony Drive, Noel, MO 64854, McDonald

Email Address: contact@foundationfifteen.org

London-based consultancy expands international consultant network across 50+ countries and introduces new compliance software platform to support multinational organisations

United Kingdom, 11th Mar 2026 — Arinite, a UK-based health and safety consultancy, today announced the expansion of its international health and safety consultant network across more than 50 countries alongside the launch of a new health and safety compliance software platform designed to support organisations operating across multiple jurisdictions.

The two developments mark a significant step in the company’s continued growth and are intended to help organisations manage complex workplace safety obligations as they expand internationally.

Founded in 2011 and headquartered in the City of London, Arinite provides health and safety advisory services to more than 1,500 businesses worldwide. The firm works with organisations in sectors including technology, professional services, logistics, and pharmaceuticals that require consistent health and safety oversight across multiple countries.

An overview of Arinite’s services and international capabilities can be viewed in the company’s introduction video:
https://youtu.be/muQRYcIhq30

International Consultant Network

Arinite’s global network brings together locally qualified health and safety professionals who operate within their respective regulatory frameworks while working alongside the company’s UK-based advisory team. The network includes consultants across Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East.

According to the company, multinational organisations often face challenges navigating differences in national health and safety legislation. While many businesses maintain strong domestic compliance systems, requirements can vary significantly between jurisdictions.

“Many organisations assume that compliance in one country automatically translates internationally,” said Robert Winsloe, Managing Director of Arinite. “In practice, legislation differs from country to country, and organisations need both local expertise and consistent global standards to manage risk effectively.”

The international network enables organisations to access local regulatory knowledge while maintaining coordinated oversight of health and safety systems across their global operations.

Health and Safety Compliance Software Platform

Alongside the network expansion, Arinite has introduced a proprietary compliance software platform designed to support organisations in monitoring and managing workplace safety obligations.

The platform combines digital compliance management tools with access to professional health and safety consultants who can review data, provide guidance, and assist organisations in addressing potential compliance issues.

The system supports organisations with different levels of internal health and safety capability by offering flexible service models that range from technology-supported self-management to more comprehensive advisory support.

“The organisations we support want visibility into their compliance position and access to qualified expertise when complex issues arise,” said Brendan Tuite, Operations Director at Arinite. “The platform is designed to provide both the digital infrastructure and the professional oversight needed to manage health and safety responsibilities across multiple jurisdictions.”

The software is designed primarily for office-based and professional services organisations, including companies operating in technology, finance, and legal sectors. According to the company, the platform incorporates regulatory frameworks aligned with the legislative requirements of the countries in which Arinite’s consultants operate.

Supporting International Organisations

Companies with international operations must often manage different reporting standards, documentation requirements, and regulatory expectations across multiple locations. Arinite said its network and technology platform were developed to help organisations coordinate these responsibilities while maintaining consistent health and safety standards.

“Arinite’s support has helped us strengthen our approach to health and safety across several regions,” said Omar Elshouly, Regional Facilities Manager EMEA at SUSE. “Their combination of local knowledge and central coordination has been valuable in managing requirements across different countries.”

The international consultant network and compliance software platform are available immediately to organisations seeking to manage workplace safety obligations across multiple jurisdictions.

Organisations interested in learning more about their current compliance position may request an initial consultation through the company’s website.

About Arinite

Arinite is a global health and safety consultancy headquartered in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 2011, the company provides advisory services and compliance support to organisations operating across multiple countries. Arinite works with more than 1,500 businesses worldwide through a network of locally based consultants operating across Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East.

Media Contact

Organization: Arinite

Contact Person: Arinite

Website: http://arinite.com/

Email: Send Email

Contact Number: +442079479581

Country:United Kingdom

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Disclaimer: This announcement is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, regulatory, or professional health and safety advice. Health and safety requirements vary by jurisdiction and may change over time. Organisations should seek guidance from qualified professionals regarding their specific obligations.

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