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Northampton General Hospital NHS Trust

Spiritual and Religious Concerns

If you have completed a holistic needs assessment with your cancer nurse specialist you may be familiar with the concerns checklist. If you have any non urgent queries or concerns regarding spiritual and religious concerns, simply click on the link and you will be redirected to the relevant service or information source. If you have any urgent concerns please contact your cancer nurse specialist in the first instance.

Spiritual and Religious Concerns

 

Chaplaincy and Pastoral Support - NGH

Telephone:
01604 544608

Visit Website Services at NGH
Thursday 12.30 pm - Holy Communion (Church of England)
Friday 1.15pm - Friday Prayers (Mosque)
Sunday 10am - Holy Communion (Church of England)     

 

Chaplaincy and Pastoral Support - KGH

 Telephone:
01536 492609

 

Email:
chaplaincy@kgh.nhs.uk

 

Outside of normal working hours we provide a 24/7 on-call service.  If you ask the nursing staff they can always contact us. 

Working alongside the Chaplains are Chaplaincy Volunteers who visit the wards during the week and help with bringing people to the Chapel for the Sunday service.


We also have a Multi-Faith group, comprised of local people from different faiths (including Bahá’í, Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim) who are able to visit in the hospital and minister as requested.


The Chapel of Peace, near to the Main Reception, is always open and provides a quiet retreat in the midst of a busy hospital.  It is a place for prayer and quiet reflection for people of all faiths and beliefs. 

A Multi-Faith Prayer Room (with washing facilities alongside), is also available in the main hospital.

 

Chaplaincy and Pastoral Support - MKUH

 Telephone:
01908 996061
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Blue Zone - Level Two

Chaplains are here for patients and families of all faiths. We can contact representatives of most faith communities. The chapel is open for quiet prayer and reflection.

The on-call chaplain is available 24/7 via switchboard.

 

Cransley Hospice

 Telephone:
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Spiritual Care

Whatever the reason for your visit to Cransley Hospice, you may find that you have questions and uncertainties that you would like to explore, thoughts and feelings that are hard to discuss with the people who are closest to you.

Sometimes it’s easier to talk to someone who is not directly involved in your situation – and this is where the Chaplaincy Service may be able to help. Members of the team are trained to be careful and compassionate listeners, and offer confidential, non-judgemental support regardless of denomination, culture or ethnicity. The same support is offered both to patients and to any family members.

On an inspection visit in January 2017 the Care Quality Commission rated the Chaplaincy Service as outstanding. The service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and can accommodate any faith or religion. The service also provides bereavement support to relatives or carers even after a period had passed since their relative had died.

 

Manna House Counselling Service

Telephone:
01604 633 304
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The MHCS offers a professionally trained service to people with problems.

These problems might include a troubled marriage, a crisis - such as bereavement or redundancy - depression or suicidal feelings, emotional trauma, anxiety, relationship breakdown, eating disorders, abuse, or a personal spiritual problem. Male, female, young, old, people of faith or no faith - all are welcome.

The Manna House Counselling Service is affiliated to the Association of Christian Counsellors (ACC)

 

Cancer Information Service support - Northampton General Hospital

Telephone:
01604 544211
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NGH - Drop in Mon-Fri 9am- 4pm (except bank holidays).

 

 

       

 

Places of worship in Kettering

N/A Visit Website A list of places of worship in Kettering, along with directions and information

 

Indian Hindu Welfare Organisation

Telephone:
07791 618450
Visit Website Indian Hindu Welfare Organisation (IHWO) is a dynamic voluntary organisation focused on enriching the lives of Northampton’s Hindus by meeting their social, cultural, welfare and health needs. IHWO is also working towards building an integrated local society by developing partnerships with and encouraging involvement from different communities.

 

Mosques in Northamptonshire

N/A Visit Website Links to the national Mosque directory.
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