Safety in the Home

People of all ages spend a lot of time in the home environment. It's no surprise that home is where most injuries happen.

A few simple modifications to our home, and adaptations to the way we live can help prevent the risk of injury.

Children
Most childhood injuries happen in the home. Take steps now to make your home a safer place for children.

Older people
As we become older it can become harder to look after ourselves and we are more prone to injury. Find out about our services that can help people to continue to live independently in their own homes.

Parenting
The quality of relationships have a big bearing on household wellbeing. Tap into our free parenting services.

Around the house
Minimise household dangers for your family and friends:

Common Questions

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Pool fencing - what are the requirements?
All pools and spas, regardless of when installed or constructed, require safety barriers.

Portable or inflatable pools/spas also must have safety fencing.

You will need a building permit if you are planning to build a pool safety barrier or alter an existing one.

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