Police Chaplains are available from various denominations in each jurisdiction, their primary role is to provide spiritual and pastoral care to police and their families during times of distress whether that be from a traumatic work situation, family and relationship difficulties or crises care. Chaplains are also often available to conduct police weddings, christenings and funerals.
This video explains the work of police chaplains and chaplaincy in general and how chaplains can be of support to serving and former police as well as how they assist and support families.
This can include assisting when mental health issues arise as well as family crises, relationship breakdown and where there is illness or a death in the family.
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