Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care
The Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care Team is here to help anyone who uses our services, their families, and the staff who work here. We support people of all faiths, beliefs, or none.
You can ask for help by calling, emailing, or asking a member of staff to contact us.
Our Chaplains are happy to talk to anyone who needs support. They do not mind what you believe in. They offer care from different traditions, including Christian, Islamic, Jewish, Buddhist and Humanist groups. If you need someone from another faith or belief, they will try to find the right person for you.
You can speak to a Chaplain in private if you are feeling worried, sad, stressed, or unsure about something. They can support you for as long as you need.
We also offer times for quiet thinking, prayer or worship. There are special rooms across our sites where you can sit quietly, pray, or join a service.
We help everyone at Greater Manchester Mental Health to follow their own faith or beliefs in a safe and respectful way.
If you want to know more about our quiet and prayer spaces, please contact the Head of Chaplaincy.
Healthcare Chaplains are trained and approved professionals. They follow rules and standards set by the United Kingdom Board of Healthcare Chaplains (UKBHC). Many Chaplains are also members of the College of Healthcare Chaplains (CHCC).
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