Our Members
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Our members are independent organisations providing support across the UK.
Community Chaplaincy Association
Community Chaplaincies seek to build an embracing community in which prison leavers and those with non-custodial sentences can make a new start ... and contribute towards a healthier society for all.
How we work to our vision
We provide operational support to our network of local Community Chaplaincies accross the UK. We work in partnership and represent our members strategically at a national level.
2,000 Over
people are supported by Community Chaplaincies every year
58% In 2023
of the people sent to prison had committed a non-violent offence
68% Over
of prisoners state they have a religion
Where we work
If you cannot find a CCA member in your area, try the Welcome Directory
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Community Chaplaincies are independent faith based organisations
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.
Desistance research
Seeing a new future
Cambridge University was commissioned to undertake a piece of research to increase the evidence base for the importance of holistic, person-centred support.
CCA Membership form
Please download this form, complete and return to us by email or post, thank you
We are Stronger Together
We invite you to join Community Chaplaincy Association
We provide operational support to our network of local Community Chaplaincies across the UK. We all gain from sharing our experiences.
CCA Membership form to download
Blank CCA Membership Application form and questionnaire 2024 JSO.docx
CCA Membership form
Please download this form, complete and return to us by email or post, thank you
In the spotlight...
News and events
Latest news and events relevant to community chaplaincy
Job vacancies
Job vacancies across community chaplaincies and our partner organisations.
Abdul's Story
This was Abdul’s second time in prison within a year. He was desperate not to come back the first time around, but he made a series of choices that landed him back inside.
It’s been a long and sometimes difficult journey.