Chaplaincy RL301¶
Chaplaincy is a tag in the UK-CAT classification of charities in the UK. It is part of the Religion categoryand the Religious activities subcategory.
259 charities have been tagged with this tag. This represents 0.13% of all charities.
Keywords to find charities¶
UK-CAT categories are applied to charities based on a set of keywords, in the form of a regular expression.
The regular expression used to find charities in this tag is:
\b(chaplain(cy|s)?|hospitaller)\b
Distribution by size of charity¶
| Income band | Charities with tag | Percent of all charities |
|---|---|---|
| Under £10k | 55 | 0.08% |
| £10k - £100k | 89 | 0.13% |
| £100k - £250k | 40 | 0.18% |
| £250k - £500k | 26 | 0.23% |
| £500k - £1m | 12 | 0.17% |
| £1m - £10m | 20 | 0.22% |
| Over £10m | 5 | 0.22% |
| Total | 247 | 0.13% |
Distribution by charity regulator¶
| Regulator | Charities with tag | Percent of all charities |
|---|---|---|
| ccew | 225 | 0.13% |
| oscr | 19 | 0.08% |
| ccni | 15 | 0.21% |
| Total | 259 | 0.13% |
Ten largest charities (by income)¶
| Name | Latest income |
|---|---|
| OASIS CHARITABLE TRUST [Charity number: 1026487] Oasis Charitable Trust is a family of organisations running community Hubs providing holistic support to the communities we serve. Our work includes our Academies programme, youthwork, Chaplaincy services & churches, anti human traffiking campaigning through STOP THE TRAFFIK, Higher Education courses through Oasis College and supported housing through Oasis Aquila Housing. |
£344,497,000 |
| The Presbyterian Church in Ireland [Charity number: NI104483] Comment on matters of public importance from a Biblical perspective, issue statements on church policy relevant to the public domain. Maintain relationships with local, regional and national government, make representations and respond to consultations on relevant issues. Develop relationships with other Church bodies, charities, secular organisations and civic society. Monitor inter-church bodies of which the Presbyterian Church in Ireland is a member. Provide nominations to education and other state bodies where the Church is a stakeholder. Select, train and develop full and part-time ministers, offer pastoral care to them and their families. Select, train and support deaconesses and oversee their deployment. Maintain and manage Union Theological College, a third-level institution and a recognised College of Queen’s University, Belfast. Provide a conciliation service for church members. Resource presbyteries and congregations in worship; discipleship, nurture & teaching, pastoral care, world mission; and evangelism, outreach and good relations in the community and workplace. Enable the development of ministry among: youth and children; women; young adults; families. Provide marriage and counselling services. Provide support for local congregations in finance, health & safety and personnel issues. Develop strategic priorities in all-age mission in Ireland. Enable new church development and church planting. Support chaplaincy services in the Forces, Healthcare, Prisons, Universities and Colleges. Undertake overseas mission, develop partnerships with overseas Churches, send personnel overseas. Promote world development issues and facilitate thinking on issues of global concern. Deliver a social witness service to the wider community in partnership with appropriate organisations. Undertake policy development and administration of the Taking Care programme for the protection of children and vulnerable adults. Support a ministry to those with hearing impairment. |
£31,881,960 |
| SAINT JOHN OF GOD HOSPITALLER SERVICES [Charity number: 1108428] Provision of a range of health, social care & pastoral hospitaller services that meet the needs of vulnerable, disadvantaged & marginalised people at all life stages throughout Great Britain. Seeking to ensure that those served are treated with compassion, respect & trust. *Receiving all those in need with great charity and generosity. |
£29,727,000 |
| Northern Ireland Hospice [Charity number: NI102337] We have an adult inpatient unit comprising 17 beds at Somerton Road. The beds are used to provide end of life and respite care to patients suffering from life-limiting and life-threatening illnesses, such as cancer. The unit also provides day care facilities and social work and chaplaincy help for patients and their families. Our specialist palliative care nurses and hospice at home nurses also provide care in patient's own homes. Our children's service has a ten-bedded inpatient unit at Horizon House. This provides for both children with complex needs to enjoy respite care, but family accommodation enables parents and siblings to stay with them. Again many of these children have life-limiting and life-threatening illnesses. Our education department has a course syllabus used by staff and outside allied healthcare professionals. Training for doctors is also provided, with doctors coming to work with us from Health Trusts, for six month periods at a time. Research is also carried out in collaboration with other hospices and educational establishments such as the University of Ulster. |
£19,545,285 |
| WOODARD SCHOOLS (NOTTINGHAMSHIRE) LIMITED [Charity number: 1103326] We are part of The Woodard Corporation (charity No 1096270) and we strive for the best all round education of every aspect of each individual. We are a Christian foundation and adhere to the Catholic foundation as found in the church and support the care of each individual and the whole school community particularised in the ministry of the school chaplains. |
£13,118,605 |
| Belfast Central Mission [Charity number: NI101271] BCM, an agency of the Methodist Church, was established in 1889 as a Christian response to social problems inherent in inner city Belfast. Located in the very heart of the city, its motivation was then, as now, to meet the needs of the whole person, spiritual, emotional, social and physical, regardless of class, creed or ethnicity. Today BCM seeks to support those most in need across Northern Ireland through a diverse range of social care projects and a community outreach programme which is enhanced by a dedicated team of volunteers. Activities include: • Residential care and Housing Support for older people • Community based advice and support, including Befriending, Lunch Club and short breaks for older people • Supported Housing accommodation for young people • Housing Support projects for young people • Parent Support projects • Therapeutic Counselling for young care leavers • Puddleducks Day Nursery • Christmas Support Programme - food and toys for people and families in need The congregation of the charity seeks to live through word and deed the Gospel of Jesus Christ, being a practical expression of the Christian faith through its support for the charity’s fundraising, befriending older people and encouraging the charity’s staff in all they do. Activities include: • Sunday services of worship open to the public • A mid-week early morning Holy Communion service • A ‘Prayer Diary’ which members of the public are encouraged to write in and members of the congregation pray for • Supporting, both financially and as volunteers, Belfast Street Pastors, a ministry of caring, listening and provision of help to the night-time economy • Supporting the establishment of a city centre chaplaincy • Supporting a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Spirituality project in North Belfast • Providing pastoral care to members of the congregation and the general public particularly during times of need |
£8,988,671 |
| THE SOUTHWARK DIOCESAN BOARD OF EDUCATION (INCORPORATED) [Charity number: 313001] Primary function is to develop Church of England Education. Services are provided in the form of 1: Advice and Guidance to Teachers, Governors, Trustees and Chaplains. 2: Training and Development for School Staff and Governors 3: Project Manangement and support for the development of School Buildings and Facilities and 4: Support for the provision and development of Education Chaplaincy. |
£8,393,499 |
| THE ENGLISH PROVINCE OF THE ORDER OF PREACHERS [Charity number: 231192] To promote the Roman Catholic religion by preaching, teaching, pastoral care, chaplaincy work, writing, and other apostolic projects and to maintain the members engaged in such work. |
£7,607,356 |
| THE SONS OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE [Charity number: 1088675] The Sons of Divine Providence is a Catholic religious Congregation and charity. In the UK the charity supports the members of this religious Congregation doing pastoral work in parishes, in a chapel, and in hospital chaplaincy. The charity also funds overseas missions of the Congregation. |
£5,526,782 |
| Sisters of Mercy, Northern Province [Charity number: NI102827] The advancement of religion and the prevention and relief of poverty in Northern Ireland and elsewhere are of utmost importance to the Charity. The Charity seeks to accomplish these charitable purposes through education, nurturing spirituality and well-being, social and pastoral work and international missionary outreach. 1. The Charity is involved in primary, post primary and community education and is the Trustee of a number of schools in Northern Ireland. The Charity supports projects which promote training in ecological awareness and sustainable living. 2. The Charity offers opportunities for faith development, prayer, retreats, spiritual direction and inter faith dialogue to members of the public. 3. The Charity undertakes social and pastoral work; chaplaincy, counselling, and complementary therapies to promote the health and well-being of people, contributing to the alleviation of stress in society. 4. The Charity works with the public in the promotion of peace, justice and understanding in cross community settings. 5. The Charity supports all religious and charitable works carried on in the Congregation's name and cares for Congregational Members throughout their lives. 6. The Charity works to prevent and alleviate poverty at local and international level through the provision of funds, personnel and community facilities and through the support of other charities and projects thus improving the quality of life and well-being of individuals, families, society and the planet. The Charity reviews its work to determine the best ways to advance religion and to prevent and alleviate poverty in today’s world. |
£4,014,832 |
Ten random charities¶
| Name | Latest income |
|---|---|
| TELFORD CHRISTIANS TOGETHER [Charity number: 1084035] TCT supports Borough churches in their shared mission to work together more effectively. This is both by facilitating ecumenical partnerships and collaborative working with other organisations to address marginalisation and poverty in the Borough. This includes a partner Stay, providing housing for vulnerable young people, and providing industrial chaplains. |
£24,378 |
| THE MUSEUM OF THE ROYAL ARMY CHAPLAINS DEPARTMENT CIO [Charity number: 1189072] The Charity runs a Museum; which cares for a permanent collection of artefacts and archives. The Museum exhibits objects for the education and enjoyment of the Armed Forces Community and also the wider public. The Museum provides a research service and makes information available to a wider audience via its website. |
£1,809 |
| RUGBY YOUTH FOR CHRIST [Charity number: 1073315] schools work, including; Chaplaincy, Mentoring RE and PSHE lessons, school assembliesyouth clubs, church events |
£98,809 |
| ACORN CHAPLAINCY [Charity number: 1194419] Acorn Chaplaincy's activities are aim to relieve persons in need and hardship by reason of addiction by the provisions of pastoral care and support ministries, such as Community Detoxification Program, running of Recovery Courses and mentoring. We also provide information to help dispel stigma and prejudices against people with addictions. |
£2,701 |
| The Congregation of Christian Brothers in Northern Ireland [Charity number: NI102236] As a Religious Congregation, faith development in is of prime importance to the Trustees. All aspects of the charity’s work involve the advancement of religion whether it is in the educational, pastoral or international missionary fields. The charity continually assesses its work and searches for the best way to carry out the advancement of the faith in today’s world. The Brothers undertake social and pastoral work including chaplaincy, counselling for the sick, those going through bereavement and people suffering from alcoholism or depression, among other things. The Brothers provide spiritual direction and do retreat work with members of the public. The Brothers are involved in programs providing guidance and assistance to immigrants. The charity works with members of all faiths to promote cross community peace and understanding in Northern Ireland. The charity supports the international missionary work of the Congregation of Christian Brothers in the poorest and most disadvantaged areas of the world by assisting with personnel and finances. The charity was heavily involved in formal mainstream Roman Catholic Education. In 2009 the charity transferred the trusteeship and properties of its primary and post-primary schools to the Edmund Rice Schools Trust Northern Ireland (ERSTNI). The value attributed to these properties was £48m. The charity continues to support the work of ERSTNI by providing funding on a yearly basis. The charity also makes available playing fields for use by schools for sporting activities. The charity is also involved in non-mainstream training and education. It owns and operates the Westcourt Centre. The Centre is committed to providing an accessible learning facility with a focus on disadvantaged young people. The programs run at the Centre provide personal and social education opportunities. The Centre also offers facilities and services for the whole community, irrespective of age, gender, nationality or religious background. |
£1,331,577 |
| THE BRITISH ISLES PROVINCE OF THE CONGREGATION OF SISTERS OF CHARITY OF JESUS AND MARY [Charity number: 251262] Social and Pastoral work including care of the elderly and people with special needs, family support, and chaplaincy work in hospitals and to seafarers, healing ministry, counselling and educational establishments.Residential and care establishments. Overseas Missionary work |
£2,799,970 |
| THE SOUTHWARK DIOCESAN BOARD OF EDUCATION (INCORPORATED) [Charity number: 313001] Primary function is to develop Church of England Education. Services are provided in the form of 1: Advice and Guidance to Teachers, Governors, Trustees and Chaplains. 2: Training and Development for School Staff and Governors 3: Project Manangement and support for the development of School Buildings and Facilities and 4: Support for the provision and development of Education Chaplaincy. |
£8,393,499 |
| THE INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE [Charity number: 1047025] Arranging regional meetings and conferences for Heads, Governors, Chaplains and Teachers in different parts of the country. Providing leadership training for school prefects. Publishing a 20-page print newsletter two times a year which is mailed out to members. There is a brief monthly e-newsletter. Closed WhatsApp groups for Heads, for Chaplains and for Governors. Weekly prayer meetings. |
£58,573 |
| HEATHROW MULTI FAITH CHAPLAINCY ASSOCIATION [Charity number: 1182764] The supply of chaplains to Heathrow Airport to support the travelling public, staff of Heathrow, and visitors to Heathrow. Religious services at Heathrow Airport. |
£256,068 |
| Seafarer's Christian Friend Society [Charity number: SC054032] To employ Ordained, Associate and Volunteer Port Chaplains and Ship Visitors for the visitation of ships in various ports worldwide. To seek to befriend and support seafarers, their families and others. To provide spiritual, physical, practical and mental welfare support as necessary To disseminate the Holy Scriptures, tracts, and Christian literature among the seafarers and others. To conduct Christian services onboard vessels as requested. To disciple and encourage seafaring Christians in the continuation of their faith. To promote SCFS worldwide. |
£270,000 |
