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Moments that change everything

Your support ensures no one faces them alone

Caring for patients, whānau and staff across Aotearoa's hospitals

We're always stronger together.

 

That's why Hospital Chaplaincy Aotearoa works in partnership with healthcare providers and churches to care for patients, whānau and staff no matter who they are, what they believe, or where they come from.

39

Hospitals

50 years

of Experience

90 + Chaplains

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Stories & Insights

Discover stories of individuals whose lives have been transformed because of the generosity of supporters like you.

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News

Stay up to date with the latest news and events at Hospital Chaplaincy Aotearoa. 

How YOU Can Make a Difference
Help in the Tough Times
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We all need help sometimes to make the tough times in life a little easier.
 
Whether it's a family with a critically ill child, a terminally ill patient, someone struggling with mental health issues or a stressed healthcare worker, it's always easier to get through the tough times with the support of others.
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Be part of the team that supports them by giving a gift today.​
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Share your Story

By telling your story, you help raise awareness of the vital role our chaplaincy plays in our hospital community.

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Leave a Gift in your Will

Including a gift in your will makes a lasting impact, offering care and comfort to those who need it most.

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Pray

Your prayers are a powerful way to support the work of our chaplaincy as we navigate the complexities of care and healing. 

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Volunteer

Volunteering with a local team involves working alongside Chaplains to help provide pastoral care to friends, family, patients, and staff.

STAFF VOICES

“Our Chaplaincy Service are our “behind-the-scene-heroes”.

Quietly, soothing the brows of many patients, and their families.

I always look forward to a chat with the team when they’re on the Ward. They're such a valuable asset to our Hospital”.

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- Chris

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