The National School Chaplain Association (NSCA) (405-831-3299) is the face of faith and compassion in public and private education. See how they can help your school community thrive.
Thanks to the National School Chaplain Association and their new religious counseling programs, your school does not have to face the mental health and safety challenges of modern schooling alone.
The National School Chaplain Association describes their new religious counseling programs as bringing faith and compassion to educational contexts, and they believe their programs will have a worthy impact on your elementary, middle or high school and foster higher levels of wellbeing and connectedness in your school community. While the NSCA is best known as the accrediting body for school chaplains in the United States, they are also constantly working to expand the services that their chaplains provide schools, and though they believe that a full-time chaplain can provide the deepest assistance to your school community, they are now better equipped to offer you flexible religious counseling programs.
Go to https://nationalschoolchaplainassociation.org/ to find out more.
The association understands that schools’ needs are changing, and they want to be flexible and adaptable to best help your school become a more compassionate place. As a representative for the National School Chaplain Association explained, “Suicide, anxiety, and depression have reached epidemic levels in US schools. Chaplaincy has proven to dissipate tension, resolve conflict and bring hope.”
The NSCA currently works with both public and private schools and they will provide a personalized approach to your school, one which will best meet your pastoral care and counseling needs. Whether your school would like to engage a full-time chaplain that works exclusively with your students, teachers and parent community, or whether you would like to organize periodic seminars, workshops and counseling programs, the National School Chaplain Association can now create a custom faith and compassion-based chaplaincy plan for you.
You can access more information on the various ways school chaplains can work within your school community at https://nationalschoolchaplainassociation.org/schools/
The National School Chaplain Association trains all of their accredited chaplains at the university level and most of their chaplains have come from positions as classroom teachers. The NSCA also stresses that, if your school takes on one of their accredited chaplains, you will also gain the full support of their nationwide religious counseling and pastoral care association.
The NSCA welcomes contact from any school or district leader in the United States.
The leadership team at the National School Chaplain Association added, “Hiring a chaplain in your school makes a direct impact on the students, staff, educators, as well as the entire community through increased school safety, better teacher retention, and enhanced mental health support.”
The NSCA is ready to bring more compassion and hope to your school.
Visit https://missiongeneration.app.neoncrm.com/forms/nsca if you’d like to start a dialogue with the US’ leading body for faith-based counseling.
