Chaplaincy Australia Information

Chaplaincy Australia is a National Department of the Australian Christian Churches (ACC) who are committed to communicating the Christian faith in a hands-on, compassionate and meaningful way. Chaplaincy Australia is the national Chaplaincy Network of the ACC linking Chaplains together with common objectives, practice, training and support. Our Chaplains are represented by a broad spectrum of nationalities, backgrounds, ages and localities from within the Australian Christian Churches. They are purposely trained men and women with a passionate commitment to serve their community with care. To provide resources to meet the spiritual and pastoral needs of all people, without discrimination, and in every field of life, throughout the states of Australia. To work in conjunction with the Local Church, using the Chaplaincy Ministry as a tool to minister to local communities. Chaplains endeavour to meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of your employees or members and can offer directive assistance and referral to areas such as: Our chaplains will make a significant contribution to your marketplace, being a positive influence and offering measured support and genuine help. What is required to appoint a Chaplain to my Organisation? We welcome you to contact your State office for more information . In most cases no charge or fee is required by Chaplaincy Australia. However we sincerely appreciate your gifts towards our ministry. If you are interested in making a donation to Chaplaincy Australia please click here for more information . Once trained and accredited, Chaplains and Associates are ready and equipped for deployment deployment into any area of Chaplaincy! For some it will be schools, hospitals, sports teams, homeless shelters, Aged Care Facilities, Prisons and Juvenile Justice Facilities or other community groups. The truth is, the opportunities are endless Where ever there is a group of people, a Chaplain can be deployed. Whenever possible, Chaplaincy Australia is committed to informing our ...