Religion Charities That specialise in Chaplaincy

Money given to Charities in accordance with the GCPF List and at discretion of Chaplains and their congregations who wish to give locally. Further discretionary giving to Charities on a case by case basis.

The charity conducts Sunday worship services, mid week prayer services on Tuesdays. Youth Music Project every mid month, which has been an effective music training ground for children from the age of eight. These activities are open to all members of the community. We also visit Peterborough Prison monthly, helping the Chaplaincy Office conduct two worship services with the prison residents.

* Increasing the understanding of the world of work in the Churches* Encouraging churches to be community minded, interested and involved in the economic issues in their neighbourhoods* Chaplaincy, its development and support* Representing the Church where possible with other agencies - the voluntary sector, local authorities and others

INDIVIDUAL WORK IN ATHERSTONE / MANCETTERCHURCH WORK / CHAPLAINCY / PASTORAL SUPPORTRELIEF OF POVERTY

Spiritual and Pastoral CareWorshipEducation

The Charity runs a Museum; which cares for a permanent collection of artefacts and archives. The Museum exhibits objects for the education and enjoyment of the Armed Forces Community and also the wider public. The Museum provides a research service and makes information available to a wider audience via its website.

The Luton Town Centre Chaplaincy seeks to provide pastoral support to all those who visit, work or live in Luton Town Centre

Pastoral work in the Parish of Saint John of KronstadtHospitality in the monastic houseResponding to requests for teaching and preaching locally and beyondUniversity chaplaincy

Working with churches of all denominations across Worcestershire we promote chaplaincy support to businesses, public sector and 3rd sector organisations and those who work for them, as an expression of our Christian faith in caring for and promoting good practice and positive relationships in the workplace.

Activities include: running Christian assemblies in local Primary Schools each term; small group work to facilitate interventions for vulnerable children; Advent/Easter themed events held in local churches; mentoring of Year 6 pupils through transition to secondary school; chaplaincy provision for staff and students.

Provide relief and assistance to Tamil orphans in Sri-Lanka who are victims of war or natural disaster and promote good education. Relief poverty of the Tamils in the UK and Sri-Lanka. Also promote and protect good health through the provision of counselling and by helping the Tamil Catholic Chaplaincy (UK) with its pastoral care when requested.

We publish a colourful 52 page magazine 'Faith Initiative:Embracing Diversity' addressing a variety of themes and issues relevant to people of faith. Contributors - writers, artists and poets - are from all walks of life and faith communities. 2,500 copies are distributed twice-yearly to schools, colleges, libraries, multi-faith chaplaincy centres, interfaith groups and religious communities.

Providing for the needs of the Roman Catholic chaplaincies at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, primarily by contributing to the financial support of the respective chaplains.

The Charity exists to own the Church Building of St George's Anglican Church in Paris and support the running costs. It also acts as Patron of the Church for the purposes of nominating to the Bishop of the Diocese in Europe the Chaplaincy appoinment.

The governing document is a trust deed that set up the Fund to assist Church of Scotland, Methodist, Baptist, United Reformed and other free church chaplains operating within the Royal Air Force in the performance of their duties and as a conduit for assisting other charitable activities

The charity manages the finances of the Orthodox Parish of the Nativity of Christ: it financially supports the Thyateira Deanery (within the Archdiocese of Thyateira & Great Britain) and its events (the annual Conference & Festival and Children's Camp) as well as financially supporting the Rector's pastoral (including his voluntary chaplaincy) work.

Education about Islam, primarily for converts and those with an active interest in the faith.Provision of training and information for community service personnel who are likely to come into contact with converts to Islam (eg, for mosque staff and volunteers, hospital and prison chaplains, etc)

Optim helps a Doncaster Baptist church with the needy and homeless. As a member of Community Chaplaincy Association we work with M25, supporting ex-offenders, and the Doncaster Christian community work for the night-time economy, which has grown over the past year, as well as Full Gospel Business Men, Baptist Mens Movement, UCB, HTB ex-offenders and Kairos.

We raise funds to enable us to support the work of the Sisters Hospitaller of the Sacred Heart of Jesus CIO, and the management of Footherley Hall Care Home.To this end our income funds a wide range of activities and equipment supplementary to direct care services, such as entertainments, outings, gifts and extraordinary items of equipment, thereby enhancing the experience of the residents.

Spiritual and emotional support, aiding reintegration of ex-prisoners training and promoting diversity.

We work within the UK, undertaking research into the history of Royal Navy Chaplaincy; in particular, but not limited to, the impact of such ministry during armed conflicts. We undertake the creation and secure storage of an archive of relevant material and the dissemination and publication of that material by various means. We also run the Association of Royal Naval Chaplains.

The Charity provides a Chaplaincy service in the Borough of Basingstoke and Deane principally, but not exclusively, by way of visiting work-places. There are also community chaplains in the Town Centre (Festival Place), one in a local Doctors' surgery one day per week, one who visits the Police etc.

We engage in training and mentoring of palliative care personnel (doctors, nurses, social workers, chaplains, etc) working in hospital and home-care based pc services in countries defined as 'resource-limited' - mainly in Africa and Asia. Our activities are normally funded by larger charitable organisations, such as Tearfund, Afrox, Rotary International.

Advancing the Christian Religion for the public benefit through the development of Chaplaincy in Schools, colleges and other educational institutions.Supporting, resourcing and encoraging Chaplians.

Acorn Chaplaincy's activities are aim to relieve persons in need and hardship by reason of addiction by the provisions of pastoral care and support ministries, such as Community Detoxification Program, running of Recovery Courses and mentoring. We also provide information to help dispel stigma and prejudices against people with addictions.