The NSW Home Modification and Maintenance Services (HMMS) State Council is the peak organisation for the HMMS industry in New South Wales.

This is a comprehensive site that provides information on universal design for the home. This section of their website provides comprehensive checklists that can be used to assess the accessibility and universality of your home’s design. Included are checklists covering doors, floors and walkways, bathrooms, kitchens, safety, lighting and storage design. The questionnaires address such aspects as lighting, positioning, safety, reach, type and design of fixtures and home areas.

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Habinteg Housing Association and Helen Hamlyn Foundation worked together to develop the '16 lifetime homes standards'. These standards described on the website create a flexible blue-print for accessible and adaptable housing in any setting.

This is a fantastic and easy to use website that takes the viewer through a virtual house, each room is filled with hotspots which when opened by the mouse display an information panel that displays practical information and links to where more detailed information can be located.

This resource page for seniors contains pictures of modified homes, financial information, solutions to typical problems, things to consider about aging, and resources for additional information. Information is also provided on how to assess, improve and modify the home environment.