Part-time Anglican (16 hours per week) ordained deacon, Religious brother, sister, Lay Person and Ordained posts (Bishop, Priest)
This role involves providing faith, belief, and pastoral care to prisoners, staff, and their families while meeting the pastoral needs of people from various backgrounds and none. The job holder will work collaboratively with colleagues to ensure the delivery of faith policies and contribute to the broader work of chaplaincy in delivering courses. Responsibilities include facilitating worship, providing mentoring and personal support, and building links with local faith communities to aid offender resettlement. The successful candidate will operate as a non-operational chaplain based within a prison establishment.
What they're looking for
- Provide faith and pastoral care to prisoners and staff
- Facilitate and deliver opportunities for worship
- Engage with local faith communities to aid resettlement
- Work collaboratively with chaplaincy colleagues
Nationality requirements
This job is broadly open to UK nationals, Republic of Ireland nationals, Commonwealth citizens with the right to work, EU/EEA/Swiss family members with settled or pre-settled status, and Turkish nationals.
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