Safer homes. Better living.
Professional home safety assessments that identify hidden hazards, evaluate risks and provide practical recommendations to help prevent injuries before they happen.
Servicing South East Queensland and Northern NSW
Prevention-first
Structured, room-by-room review
Why ASHA exists
Everyday homes can contain hazards that are easily overlooked — until an incident occurs. ASHA takes a proactive approach, helping homeowners, tenants, families and property stakeholders understand household risks before they lead to preventable injuries.
Recognise hazards and potential sources of injury within the home.
Evaluate risks using a structured, consistent assessment framework.
Provide clear, prioritised recommendations to reduce identified risks.
How it works
Choose your preferred assessment service and submit a booking enquiry.
An ASHA assessor systematically reviews relevant areas of your home, identifying hazards and documenting safety concerns.
Receive a structured report outlining identified hazards, risk ratings and recommended improvements.
Use your report to prioritise safety improvements and track progress towards a safer home.
Our services
In-person home safety assessments across South East Queensland and Northern NSW.
Child & family home safety assessment
An age-aware review of home hazards for children and families, from everyday play to sleep and travel around the home.
Driveways and land transport, drowning hazards, mechanical forces, smoke and fire, climbing and falls, accidental poisoning, burns and scalds, prams, safe sleep and SIDS-related risks, magnets and batteries.
Ageing in place & falls prevention assessment
Identifies household hazards associated with falls, reduced mobility and everyday activities, helping older Australians remain safer and more independent at home.
Mobility & accessible living safety assessment
Evaluates environmental hazards and access barriers for individuals with disabilities, reduced mobility or changing physical needs.
What we assess
Examples of the areas an ASHA assessment may cover. The scope of each assessment depends on the service selected and the home itself.
Flooring, rugs, steps and transitions between spaces.
Visible fire risks, smoke alarm presence and everyday electrical use.
Wet areas, hot surfaces, sharp items and grab points.
Handrails, step consistency and ease of movement.
Night-time pathways, switches and dim areas.
Heavy items, unsecured furniture and hazardous products.
Paths, decks, uneven surfaces and garden access.
Exit routes, emergency contacts and household readiness.
The ASHA safety report
Your report is a practical decision-making tool — not just a checklist. It helps you understand what matters most and where to start.
Home Safety Report
12 Example St, Sampleton · Demo
14
Hazards noted
2
High priority
9
Recommendations
Prioritised findings
Rear stairs — No handrail on 4-step external stair
→ Install continuous handrail (one side minimum)
Bathroom — Smooth tiles without slip-resistant mat
→ Add slip-resistant mat and grab rail near shower
Hallway — Low night-time lighting to bedrooms
→ Fit motion-sensor night lights
Kitchen — Cleaning products stored at child height
→ Relocate or fit child-resistant latches
Laundry — Power board near water source
→ Reposition board away from sink
Illustrative report preview using fictional demonstration data.
Who ASHA helps
Gain clarity about household hazards and preventative improvements.
Understand and address risks within everyday living environments.
Identify environmental hazards that may contribute to falls and injuries.
Gain structured visibility of relevant residential safety concerns.
ASHA assessments are preventative and advisory. They are not statutory certifications, building and pest inspections, licensed electrical inspections or formal compliance inspections.
Why choose ASHA
We focus on clarity and care — helping you see your home through a safety lens, and giving you a practical plan to act on.
Get started
Take the first step towards a safer living environment with a professional ASHA home safety assessment.
In-person assessments: South East Queensland and Northern NSW