The Pastoral Care Council of the ACT
is a peak body that represents a cross-section of pastoral care providers and is accountable to the community through the network of pastoral carers and pastoral care providers in Canberra, within the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).
The Council includes representation from religious and spiritual organisations and pastoral carers, together with representation from organisations concerned with pastoral care, and appropriate representation by the ACT Government.
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is offered by the presence of someone who will listen to you and compassionately support you.
Pastoral carers have training to ensure a professional approach in the provision of support.
Within institutions such as hospitals, nursing homes, education, correctional services and the community in general, you may be assisted with pastoral care by a "chaplain", or "spiritual advisor", or "pastoral carer".
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NEWS
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Pastoral Care Coordinator
Calvary Retirement Community Canberra offering an opportunity for a suitably qualified person to undertake the above position in the delivery of service to the residents of our residential care facility as well as those living in the self-care units.
Closing date: 6 January 2012
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The
STANDARDS
OF PRACTICE FOR PASTORAL
CARE
Standards of Practice are authoritative statements that describe broad responsibilities for which practitioners are accountable. It provides direction for practice and a framework for the evaluation of practice. These standards will provide valuable guidance for the way that pastoral care is provided by individual practitioners. But importantly, this will also provide a reference for best practice within institutions, as well as for the religious and faith bodies which encourage and sponsor the provisioning of pastoral care with chaplains and spiritual carers.
»Standards of Practice
The Board of the Council presented this report at the July general meeting, inviting member organisations to consider, in anticipation of a recommendation that these standards were adopted by the November Annual Meeting of the Pastoral Care Council of the ACT.
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for Pastoral Care and Chaplaincy is provided in Canberra and across the region.
» TRAINING COURSES
Programs for 2012 is yet to be posted
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