Planning to launch your domiciliary care agency? We’re here to help you take the next step.
Join this free, expert-led masterclass designed for people who are almost ready – or completely ready – to start their own dom care agency in England. Whether you’ve started your business plan or you’re preparing to register with the CQC, this session will walk you through what to do next.
You’ll hear from two experienced social care sector professionals who’ve supported providers across the country with this, and you’ll leave with practical advice, useful tools, and clear actions to move forward.
What we cover:
- The key steps to setting up a domiciliary care agency in England
- What’s needed for CQC registration
- Common pitfalls to avoid
- What to expect in your first few months of running your agency
- Free product demo that will help you launch your service
After you’ve watched, explore how QCS Start can support you with everything you need to launch your agency and prepare for CQC registration – templates, policies and a single, supportive platform.
Start Free TrialMeet the Speakers
Barry Price – Content Operations and Delivery Manager, QCS
Barry began his career in care in 2005 and has worked across a wide range of services including learning disabilities, autism, dementia, brain injuries, forensics, and so much more. A former Registered Manager and Nominated Individual, Barry specialises in systems, turnaround management, and supporting both small providers and large organisations to launch and restructure. He brings great insight into what works – and what to watch out for – when starting a new service
Hannah Kelly – Domiciliary Care Specialist
Hannah has dedicated over 20 years to the domiciliary care sector, progressing from community carer to registered manager and compliance lead. She brings deep expertise in moving and handling, dementia, and palliative care – and is passionate about ensuring personalised, meaningful care for service users. Hannah is currently training in Mindfulness Life Coaching, aiming to bring wellbeing and reflection into the heart of care.
