About The CCA
About the CCA
The Community Chaplaincy Association is a national body created to support its community chaplaincy members.
Our vision and our mission
How we work and what we do to support our members to reduce crime
The Community Chaplaincy Association (CCA) is the umbrella group for this network, supporting member projects by providing resources and enabling the sharing of ideas and information.
The Community Chaplaincy Association’s beneficiaries are primarily the organisations that receive support from CCA. We believe that by working to enhance standards across Community Chaplaincy we will also have a positive impact on those individuals receiving support. We also seek to influence wider change across the sector.
- Our vision is to see supportive communities made available for all who seek to move away from crime and reach their full potential.
- Our mission is to bring our members and other organisations together to widen and deepen desistance support across the country.
Community Chaplaincies work alongside prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families, offering mentoring and holistic support within prison, though the gates and out in the community.
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Staff and trustees
Our board of trustees delegates day to day running of the charity to a small staff team.
How we support our members
We act as an umbrella organisation, bringing our members together, providing information and support and representing our members at national level.
Our Members
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Our members are independent organisations providing support across the UK.
Partnership and funding
The Community Chaplaincy Association is a charity and believes in working in partnership.
Theory of change
We have developed a theory of change to describe how community chaplaincy supports people. We have also developed a holistic way of measuring outcomes.
Our strategy
The activities we have planned to achieve our goals.