Volunteers from all religions are being sought to help bring a listening ear and a kind word into the lives of hospital patients across Bradford.
The Chaplaincy Service at Bradford Royal Infirmary and St Luke’s Hospital is looking to add to its team of volunteers to cater for people’s spiritual needs during their hospital stay.
The Chaplaincy team is multi-faith, consisting of seven chaplains representing all major religions in the city, who provide pastoral healthcare for those of religious belief and those of no faith.
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