Religion Charities That specialise in Chaplaincy

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To advance Buddhism for the public benefit by promoting the role of Buddhist Healthcare Chaplaincy.Benefiting the public by promoting healthcare chaplaincy within the community.

The provision of facilities for public worships and prayers and conductingVarious programme like coffee morning, prayer walks and chaplaincy programmes.

The Sanctuary chaplaincy is a team of volunteer chaplains recruited and trained to provide chaplaincy in retail and other public spaces in the north Cheshire region, to retail staff and members of the public. We offer a pastoral listening ministry, signposting to appropriate services. Making available suitable literature, including Bibles. We also offer prayer as appropriate.

The mission of the International Catholic Foundation is to support and promote the religious formation and pastoral care of, with and by Deaf people within the Catholic Community. The Foundation supports Chaplains, Pastoral Workers and Catechists and seeks ways to bring the riches of their vocation with others in the Church and society to achieve a fuller expression of Eucharistic communion.

We provide Christian fellowship as well as theological and professional learning to inform and enrich Church practice. The charity may process the appointment of pastors, chaplains or bishops in various Church situations and ordain or consecrate such candidates. These activities may be done in the context of a local, regional or international Church life of the Apostolic Congress of Great Britain.

Raising funds to support the Chaplain in his work with the Students, providing resources and guidance, hospitality at weekends and at Festivals occurring during the Student Term.

Provision of an ecumenical chaplaincy service for the benefit of people working in or visiting Newcastle city centre. THIS CHARITY IS NOW DORMANT - ACTIVITIES ARE NOW BEING UNDERTAKEN BY A NEW CHARITY WHICH IS ALSO A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE

1. Community development through human capital development, Health and wellness promotion, education and Community Outreach.2. Christian Youth Development3. Christian Relief Services4. Personal and Career DevelopmentInternational medical aid and missions/ Community Chaplaincy

Providing a range of services to the Sikh community and the NHS to support Sikh community based chaplains in their work.

To advance the Christian religion in the city centre of Newcastle upon Tyne by such means as the Trustees may determine, in particular through the provision of an ecumenical workplace chaplaincy serving those who live in, work in and visit the area of benefit.

Street Chaplains are a faith based organisation that recruits, trains and deploys teams of volunteers to offer help, support and intervention for those in need within the community. Street Chaplains works with local agencies to help create safer communities cross North Staffs.

Chaplains visit workplaces by agreement to provide a listening ear and confidential*, non-judgemental support to anyone who requests it. Chaplains may signpost to services/ organisations which they consider might be of benefit. The service is free, and aims to also build bridges within the local community . It is restricted to Chandler's Ford. *except where there is a safe guarding concern.

THE TRAINING AND EDUCATION OF VOLUNTEER COMMUNITY CHAPLAINS TO PROMOTE SOCIAL INCLUSION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PREVENTING PEOPLE FROM BECOMING SOCIALLY EXCLUDED, RELIEVING THE NEEDS OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED AND ASSISTING THEM TO INTEGRATE INTO SOCIETY.

Chaplaincy for Banbury is a dedicated team of Christian volunteers who have been trained to support the community in Banbury. They are independent and available to anyone who works in or is visiting the town. Anyone can talk to the Chaplain about anything that concerns them, whether health, work or home.

To relieve the needs of prisoners and promote the rehabilitation of ex-offenders. Working with people from a range of UK faith communities to facilitate volunteering to assist in prison chaplaincy services in furthering these purposes within prisons or developing an infrastructure which supports those leaving prison so that such people are integrated into society to lead law-abiding lives.

Promoting social inclusion by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, assisting them to integrate into society, and creating good citizens. Socially excluded means being excluded from society, or parts of society, because of financial hardship or poor mental health and the relief of poverty in the United Kingdom by means of practical support and community/schools chaplaincy service.