chaplaincy
Americannoun
plural
chaplainciesExample Sentences
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A spokeswoman for the Gosh charity said it supported 700 seriously ill children every day and funded play teams, chaplaincy services and accommodation to help families through long hospital stays, particularly during the festive period.
From BBC
“He is one of the just rarest finds in the country around chaplaincy.”
From Salon
Cardiff University runs a supper club for 100 students on a monthly basis and its university chaplaincy offers access to free hot drinks and meals.
From BBC
Children are offered chaplaincy support if they have behavioural issues, are struggling with the school workload or if they have problems at home.
From BBC
Katherine Watson, 50, who worked as the head of chaplaincy at a Newcastle NHS trust and was featured in the TV series Geordie Hospital, went missing on Thursday.
From BBC
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