Religion Charities That specialise in Chaplaincy

THE OBJECTS ARE TO:A) ADVANCE THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND THE CHAPELS AS PLACES OF PUBLIC WORSHIP;B) BENEFIT THOSE ATTENDING PUBLIC RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE CHAPELS;C) SUPPORT THE CHAPLAIN AND THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH;D) HELP THE CHAPELS AS PLACES OF NATIONAL HERITAGE AND HISTORIC INTEREST; ANDE) MAKE GRANTS TO CHARITIES TO SUPPORT THE CHAPLAIN, THE CHAPELS AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

The furtherance of the Religious and Charitable Purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain within North and East Yorkshire and beyond. We hold Meetings for Worship at Beverley, Hull, Kirkbymoorside, Malton, Pickering, Scarborough, Whitby and RAF Fylingdales; provide grants to projects within our Quaker ethos; and provide Quaker Chaplains at Hull Prisons and Hull University.

The Circuit has 7 churches and employs and supports 2 full time Presbyters and 1 part time Deacon who share their pastoral care, The Circuit supports work in the local churches and St Arnolds (a chaplaincy role in the centre of Bradford). 1 Circuit Manager supporting the churches.

COMMUNITY CHAPLAINCY WORKS WITH PEOPLE OF ALL FAITHS AND OF NONE. IT SEEKS TO PROVIDE PRACTICAL, EMPOWERING AND AFFIRMING SUPPORT FOR PRISONERS AND EX-PRISONERS BOTH PRIOR TO DISCHARGE AND ON RELEASE, IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY SUCCESSFULLY RE-INTEGRATE INTO THE COMMUNITY, REALISE THEIR POTENTIAL AND NOT RETURN TO PRISON.

Provides human resources and pastoral services for six catholic parishes, catholic chaplains for hospitals and support for youth in catholic schools. Supports ministries, missions and activities of members of the Order in England and Wales and abroad in collaboration with the laity, the diocesan clergy and other Congregations, under the authority and pastoral guidelines of the local Bishop.

SHARING THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST THROUGH TRAINING, PRISON VISITATION, STREET WORK AND CHAPLAINCY. SHARING THE LOVE OF CHRIST BY GIVING PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL SUPPORT VIA OUR NEXT STAGE HOUSING PROJECT. BRINGING THE HOPE OF CHRIST INTO THE LIVES OF STRUGGLING FAMILIES WHO USE OUR FAMILY FOOD FAYRE CLUB.

The Trust facilitates the faith practice of Roman Catholic members of the Army, their families and those other Service personnel who wish to associate. It enables Chaplains to provide the best pastoral care and resources, and to engage people more deeply with the moral component of their military responsibilities. It supports the pastoral ministry of the Bishop of the Forces to those same people.

THE RELIEF OF POVERTY BY PROVISION OF HOUSING ACCOMMODATION FOR BENEFICIARIES, SUCH CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE RESIDENTS. INCLUDES A CHAPEL SERVED BY A RESIDENT CHAPLAIN.

Our Centre runs classes, day courses, workshops, chaplaincy, visits, GP and FP. Through GP we introduce basic Buddhist view, meditation and action, and other teachings and practices, of the Mahayana Buddhist tradition of Atisha and Je Tsongkhapa. FP enables extensive study of Sutra teachings. GP and FP help deepen our experience of Buddha's teachings & the commentaries by Ven Geshe Kelsang Gyatso.

Training, equipping and connecting pioneers and evangelists to make countless followers of Jesus.A theological college, we teach Bachelors and Foundation degrees in Theology, Mission and Evangelism. We provide training for Pioneer Chaplains and Pioneer Evangelists. We run community-centred groups, festivals, events and training, relevantly presenting the Gospel to all.

The Order fulfils its principal aims through (a) formation, training and continuing education and the promotion of vocations to the Priesthood and religious life (Vocations Promotions) and (b) by prayer and pastoral work in parishes. The work includes teaching, preaching, retreat-giving, chaplaincy in schools and hospitals, and care of the elderly.

Scripture-based prayer groupsEncounters and RetreatsMarried couples and family encountersSpiritual and Catechetical FormationSpiritual Accompaniment and Vocational DiscernmentWe are also working with some Diocese as University Chaplains and Catechetical Coordinators

Publication of a Christian outreach newspaper to help those in personal outreach speak of their faith. Papers sold to missions, churches and individuals but supplied free of charge to Christian Chaplains in UK prisons and rehabilitation centres

St Peter's House Chaplaincy provides Christian chaplaincy to the institutions of higher education in the city of Manchester, on behalf of the Church of England, Methodist Church of Great Britain, United Reformed Church and the Baptist Union. It provides counselling services, a wellbeing programme and opportunities for Christian worship and fellowship.

We aim to alleviate the social isolation of released prisoners, supporting their resettlement by enabling them to achieve their goals in the community.Secondly we aim to involve the wider community and engage volunteers with our work at HMP Wandsworth

Friday congregation & five times daily prayer services, daily after school Quranic classes for children, adult Quranic (Arabic) classes, chaplaincy services to hospitals & prisons, marriages and social welfare services to communities. We seek to advance education and relieve poverty and to provide facilities for social welfare including recreational activities for the betterment of our society.

RESOURCING PRISON CHAPLAINCY DEPARTMENTS

As a chaplaincy the annual objectives are to provide a multi-faith chaplaincy service to all those in the Canary Wharf estate.

Guildford Town Centre Chaplaincy runs projects providing pastoral care in a range of contexts in the Guildford community including Street Angels (night time), Community Angels (at home) and Chaplaincy (in workplaces)

Worship services each Sunday, together with activities for children. Tuesday morning distribution of free food to anyone in need. Tuesday community cafe at lunchtime, open to all. Wednesday morning food distribution in partnership with Basingstoke Foodbank (by referral only). Outreach work with local community, schools and chaplaincy to the local hospital.

Promote education and in-service training of Youth Workers, University Chaplains, Rabbis, Teachers, Community Workers and others engaged in community outreach work to promote continued development of their individual capabilities, competencies and skills.Awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants to further such study.

The principle activity of the company is to provide ecumenical Christian chaplaincy services to business, public and voluntary communities throughout the North West.

COMMUNITY CHAPLAINCY - NORFOLK WORKS WITH PEOPLE OF ALL FAITHS AND OF NONE. IT SEEKS TO PROVIDE PRACTICAL, EMPOWERING AND AFFIRMING SUPPORT FOR PRISONERS AND EX-PRISONERS BOTH PRIOR TO DISCHARGE AND ON RELEASE, IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY SUCCESSFULLY RE-INTEGRATE INTO THE COMMUNITY, REALISE THEIR POTENTIAL AND NOT RETURN TO PRISON.

The provision of chaplaincy, present in various workplaces including (but not limited to) educational establishments, retail, and transport hubs, providing support, a listening ear and help; carrying out, as a practical expression of religious beliefs, activities such as, for example, providing comfort to the bereaved; and promoting social cohesion.

The principal activity of The Chaplaincy is to serve all who work at or pass through Manchester Airport. The Chaplaincy's origins were ecumenical but this has moved to a multi faith perspective and The Chaplaincy also serves those with no faith at all. The board membership reflects the continuing involvement of the local churches.