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Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust

Chaplaincy Volunteers

The Chaplaincy is supported by a large number of volunteers who undertake a variety of tasks within the wider Chaplaincy team, including:-

  • Escorting patients to and from the Chapel services - see below:
    [Queen Alexandra Hospital - Sunday 10.30am,  Wednesday (RC) 5pm: St Mary's Hospital Sunday 10.30am] 
  • Providing floral arrangements for the Chapels 
  • Playing the Organ or Piano 
  • Assisting the worship Services 
  • Helping in the office with Administration ("MS Word" users needed) 
  • Pastoral visiting - see below** 

*Escorts: Some Chaplaincy Wheelers come as a team from their church to provide escorts one Sunday each month, others come as individuals. There is a particular need for help at St Mary's Hospital.
**Pastoral visiting: Some volunteers train as Chaplains' Assistants and visit patients on a weekly basis.

For further information about volunteer opportunities on both sites contact:-

The Chaplaincy Team Leader
Chaplaincy Office
Queen Alexandra Hospital
Portsmouth PO6 3LY

Chaplaincy - caring for patients, relatives and staff.

 

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