Proud to Care. Proud to Be Registered.
Highly qualified and motivated professionals
Registration isn’t about control — it’s about confidence.
Confidence in your skills, your profession, and the future of care.
Why Registration Matters
Every day, care professionals make a difference — bringing compassion, patience, and skill to those who need it most.
Registration with the Care Professionals Register (CPR) recognises that.
It says: this work matters, and so do you.
For too long, care has been seen as a job — not a profession.
That’s changing. Registration helps show the world what we already know: care is skilled, trusted, and essential.
We Understand Your Concerns
We know that many care workers may feel uncertain — or even fearful — about registration.
It can sound formal, or like something being “done to you.”
But registration isn’t about control.
It’s not about catching people out or adding layers of bureaucracy.
It’s about recognising your professionalism, building confidence, and giving you the respect you deserve.
We hope the information below helps you see registration not as something to be feared, but as something to be embraced — a positive step forward for you, and for care as a whole.
What Registration Means for You
It’s about recognition, not regulation.
Registration is your mark of professionalism — a way to show pride in what you do and the standards you uphold.
When you’re registered, you can:
Be recognised – You’re part of a respected, qualified profession.
Stand proud – Show your commitment to high standards of care.
Belong – Join a community of care professionals who share your values.
Grow – Access opportunities for learning, development, and leadership.
Why It Matters For Everyone
When care professionals are registered, everyone benefits.
The public gains confidence.
Employers gain trusted staff.
You gain pride, belonging, and a professional identity.
Together, we’re raising the standard — and the status — of care.
Join the Register
Take your place in a community of professionals who care with pride and purpose.