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A Pastoral Care Worker offers emotional and spiritual support in various settings, helping clients through difficult times and promoting wellbeing.

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Pastoral Care Worker careers

A Pastoral Care Worker provides emotional and spiritual support to individuals in various settings, including schools, hospitals, and community organisations. They are responsible for listening to and understanding the needs of clients, offering guidance and comfort during difficult times while respecting their beliefs and values.

Pastoral Care Workers may conduct individual or group sessions, facilitate support programs, and collaborate with other professionals to ensure comprehensive care. They play a vital role in promoting wellbeing and resilience within the community.