A hospice chaplain is a spiritual care provider who offers support and compassionate presence, addressing their spiritual needs as they navigate the challenges of terminal illness and bereavement.

They bring a deep understanding of spiritual and religious practices, providing comfort and solace to individuals regardless of their faith tradition or belief system.

• Provide spiritual support, guidance, and counseling.

• Provide comfort through prayer, meditation, or rituals based on the individual’s faith tradition or personal beliefs.

• Assist patients and families to find meaning, purpose, and hope.

• Collaborate with community clergy or faith leaders to meet specific religious or cultural needs.