The Care Professional Register (CPR)
A Voluntary Register For Social Care Workers in England
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Welcome to the Care Professional Register
The Care Professional Register (CPR) is a pioneering initiative by the National Association of Care & Support Workers (NACAS) and the Institute of Health & Social Care Management (IHSCM), created to fill the gap left by the absence of a mandatory register in England. Hosted and administered by NACAS, the CPR provides a platform to recognise and support care professionals.
Designed for individuals in the care sector who meet our qualification standards, the CPR showcases your commitment to delivering high-quality care. Registration signals to clients, employers, and peers that you uphold the highest professional values and standards in the industry.
“Care England warmly welcomes the launch of the Care Professional Register (CPR) a significant milestone in enhancing recognition and improving the status of care professionals in England"
Why Register?
Why Register? Who Can Register? The Benefits of Becoming a Registered Care Professional
Renewal
Learn how to renew your registration, fulfill any Continuous Professional Development (CPD) requirements, and understand your responsibilities under the Code of Conduct as a registered professional.
"The Professional Care Register is an important step towards a mandatory register for England's care workers, with all the benefits that brings to the workforce and the sector. NACAS should be applauded for creating momentum for a positive change".
Neil Eastwood - Author of Saving Social Care
The Case For A Register
This report lays out the data to support this proposal for the creation of a professional care register for England.
This proposal is an initial suggestion of what the register could look like and how it could benefit the workforce and those who employ or receive social care support.
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