"For voluntary and community groups holding a quality mark is essential - it's the key to funding," said Lucia Victor Jayaseelan, of Youth Access.
"The process of achieving and implementing the standard helps to improve services and develop the organisation. But it's far from easy to identify the right quality standard, let alone achieve it. The Inclusive Quality Project from Youth Access can help."
"We simply ask for a commitment to complete the process and reach the targeted standard."
The service is aimed at groups working with socially excluded and disadvantaged people and communities and can help with business plans, policies and procedures such as confidentiality, supervision and referral arrangements, finding the right Quality Mark level and everything needed to gain the standard.
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