Rural Chaplaincy

Our chaplains meet people at their point of need to provide support. It can be anything from a chat about how things are going, to helping people through the death of a loved one.

They are committed to helping in any way they can, offering the highest level of professional confidentiality, no matter what your beliefs are.

Our Rural Chaplain can provide:

  • holistic pastoral care
  • ministry activities
  • referrals
  • advocacy
  • financial support (limited)

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday at locations in the Central Highlands, Northern Midlands, Glamorgan-Spring Bay and Southern Midlands.

How this service is delivered

  • Face-to-face

    By appointment

  • We'll come to you (outreach)

    If you would like someone to visit you personally, please contact us.

Updated: 06/08/2024

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What is IAR?

  1. Level 1 - Self Management

    Self Management

    This level of care is designed to help you take charge of your mental health before it worsens. You may be having difficulty with sleeping, managing stress, maintaining healthy behaviours or parenting. Resources at this level promote positive mental health through easily accessible digital therapies or self-guided mental health programs in your community. Services are user-friendly and are based on reliable scientific evidence.

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