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Healthcare Chaplaincy

Healthcare Chaplaincy

Healthcare chaplains represent the faiths and belief systems of the local population who use healthcare services, working with patients, staff and families with any faith or no faith.

Some chaplains travel between hospitals, clinics, hospices, etc., while others are based at a single location.

Learn more about healthcare chaplaincy on the Church of England’s website and on the NHS website.

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