QCAS helps care introduction agencies and organisations strengthen safeguarding by working with carers whose key information has been independently verified — supporting safer, more transparent care introductions.
Many Personal Assistants (PAs) and independent carers operate outside of traditional regulated frameworks.
This creates flexibility — but also places greater responsibility on organisations and providers to carry out appropriate checks and due diligence.
QCAS supports this process by independently verifying key information, helping reduce risk and improve transparency.
When issues arise between a service user and a Personal Assistant, situations can quickly become complex — particularly for introduction services that are not permitted to manage or employ carers directly.
QCAS provides an independent route for concerns to be raised and addressed, helping protect service users while allowing you to remain within your role.
Organisations can become QCAS endorsed providers, demonstrating their commitment to working with verified carers and supporting higher standards across independent care.
Many introduction services state that checks are carried out, but these can vary significantly in depth and consistency.
QCAS provides independent verification of key information, helping demonstrate that checks have been completed and improving confidence among clients, families and partners.
£300 + VAT annually
Apply to become a QCAS endorsed provider
Align your processes with QCAS standards
Introduce and work with QCAS approved carers
Promote your endorsed status
Our team will guide you through the process and help you present your endorsed status clearly.
Designed to support your operations, credibility and growth.
QCAS does not provide a directory or matching service.
Instead, individuals typically find carers through introduction agencies and providers.
QCAS supports this process by verifying carers, while endorsed providers commit to working with QCAS approved individuals.
QCAS is designed to support transparency and consistency in a sector that often operates without formal regulation.
By working together, organisations and carers can help raise standards and improve confidence in independent care arrangements.
Learn about the QCAS Professional StandardIf you’d like to discuss how QCAS can support your organisation, our team is here to help.
