This study draws the contour of current quality management framework on social services based on the current regulations. Research starts with reviewing the regulations on the registration of service providing organizations, in terms of entering process and proper conditions. Then, this study articulates the evaluation process and the major contents of quality evaluation on diverse social services. Finally the feedback process and special incentives (and/or) penalties are investigated. The outline of current quality management framework on social services suggests that the quality management on institutional, community-based, and in-home social services are fragmented. Moreover, the social services that service users have a choice are not systematically managed in terms of relating the users choice with the service quality. Therefore integrated quality control system should be established to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of social service quality management.