Chaplaincy job roles

Bringing comfort, connection and hope
We know that wellbeing is about more than just physical health. It is about feeling seen, heard and valued for who you are – in mind, body and spirit.
Our chaplains play a vital role in making that happen.
Through one-to-one support, companionship, prayer and pastoral care, they help residents, members, families and colleagues find comfort, meaning and peace – wherever they are on their journey.
When you join our chaplaincy team, you are not just offering faith. You are offering friendship, understanding and a hand to hold when it matters most.
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What it means to be a chaplain at MHA
- Providing spiritual and pastoral support to residents, members, families, colleagues and volunteers
- Leading worship, offering prayer, celebrating sacraments and creating space for reflection
- Honouring and respecting the diverse faiths, beliefs and cultures across our communities
- Working ecumenically and inclusively, welcoming people of all faiths and none
- Being a listening ear, a source of comfort, and a steady presence when people need it most.
You will help create communities where everyone feels valued, supported and spiritually cared for.
What we are looking for
We are looking for chaplains who bring heart, faith and openness to everything they do.
- A recognised qualification in chaplaincy, theology or pastoral care – or equivalent experience
- A deep understanding of the needs, hopes and challenges of older people
- A compassionate, respectful and empathetic approach to everyone you meet
- A commitment to working ecumenically and engaging with people from different backgrounds and beliefs
- A heart for MHA’s values – respect, nurture and inspire – and a passion for making a difference
Why join the chaplaincy team at MHA?
When you offer spiritual care with us, you are joining a team that puts dignity, compassion and inclusivity at the heart of everything.
- A supportive community of chaplains and colleagues who share your purpose
- The freedom to offer meaningful, person-centred spiritual care
- Opportunities for training and professional development
- A role where your presence and care make a real difference every single day

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