Mission & Vision
The UNCA has one simple, but robust mission— to help people in need and foster humane societies. We do that by maintaining a highly qualified network of responders. We want to make a difference.
LEARN MOREProfessional Standards
The UNCA is committed to upholding standards for professional competence, conduct, and accountability. These standards are delivered through the continual learning to support and promote exceptional chaplaincy care of individuals, families, organizations and communities.
LEARN MORECurrent Initiatives
UNCA members are continually working to improve communities across the globe. Stay abreast of our current initiatives to see how you can get involved.
LEARN MOREChairman of the Board
We focus on investing in those who invest in others.
"The UNCA is a professional agency focused on giving board-certified members the opportunity to restore communities within a nurturing environment. The UNCA is devoted to the cause of economic development, social restoration, and global rapid response to a tragedy. UNCA achieves this vision bringing the world's most gifted community organizers, faith leaders, entrepreneurs, and governmental leaders to partner through a single platform, the United Nations Chaplains Association."
-Dr. Jason H. Jackson
The United Nations Chaplains Association
Learn about our story and purpose
The United Nations Chaplains Association (UNCA) is a professional organization committed to promoting social and economic development, crisis counseling, disaster management, and leadership engagement throughout the continental United States and the Caribbean. In 2016, the UNCA emerged as a leader in Disaster Relief management, having coordinated with FEMA, The American Red Cross, and over 200 agencies to streamline services and impact the lives of millions affected by disasters.
Through its professional chaplains network, the UNCA focuses on 4 distinct disciplines: Disaster Management, Crisis Counseling & Intervention, Societal Reinstatement & Development, Social and Economic Development.
