Anglican Chaplain
The Anglican Chaplain provides faith, belief, and pastoral care to prisoners, staff, and their families within a multi-faith prison team. They lead worship, plan religious services, support crisis situations, and help build community links to aid offender resettlement. Working collaboratively with colleagues, volunteers, and external groups, the chaplain helps ensure faith policies and support frameworks are properly delivered. This non-operational role involves regular unsocial hours including evenings, nights, and weekends.
What they're looking for
- Ordained member of the Anglican Communion or licensed minister
- Formal endorsement from the Diocesan Bishop
- Strong communication and pastoral care skills
- Ability to work collaboratively in a multi-faith team
Qualifications
- Ordained Bishop, Priest, Deacon, Reader, or Religious Sister/Brother
- Formal endorsement in the form of the licence of the Diocesan Bishop
- Diocesan DBS clearance and up to date safeguarding training
Nationality requirements
Open to UK, Irish, Commonwealth, EU, and Turkish nationals with appropriate working rights or settled status.
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