Faith & belief should be a source of comfort and inspiration, but some people us it to control and abuse. Our sibling project offers training for professionals in how to support people who have been subjected to religious abuse. Book a space to find out more.

Often people who are non-religious or humanist are lumped together in the latter part of "all faiths and none" as though we have a void where others have religious beliefs. In fact, the diversity and richness of belief is just as fascinating as with our religious friends.

The awesome @lindsayvandijk is our keynote speaker today at #ENHCC. As a humanist chaplain she described joining a chaplaincy team was like being a vegetarian in a meat eating world… She leads a diverse faith and non religious belief hospital chaplaincy team in the NHS NRPSN

Only a few places left! "Humanism and Social Justice: Empowering Change" Online 30th April 5-6.30pm. Free event and open to everyone. Click here to register thetherapy-space.zoom.us/meeting/regist… #HumanistsUK #SocialJustice #Humanism #EmpowerChange

Valuable discussions with colleagues from national healthcare chaplaincy organisations at the Chaplaincy Forum meeting today with #NHSEngland.

Apply for this year's intake now. This course accredits you as both a pastoral carer and a celebrant, and is ideal if you are looking for a paid career in the sector.

Our practitioners make an immeasurable difference to those they support, but being a practitioner is in itself a transformative experience. We're broadening how we support professionals to get into this field, train with us or New School Info and discover how incredible this work is.

We are very proud to have Lindsay as one of the trailblazers of non-religious pastoral care in the UK. She proves time and again that professionalism, collaboration, and empathy are the roads to equality and inclusion. Happy anniversary @lindsayvandijk!

We can't wait to see it @EmmaDixon_EU!

Find out more about one of the pathways into professional non-religious pastoral care. This is a growing sector, with opportunities to make a difference in healthcare, prisons, the military, universities, and community settings. Come along and find your new career!

We are very proud to have had some of our practitioners take part in the first modules of CPE. It's wonderful to see more inclusive routes for professional development!

Very excited to be at Humanists UK’s Humanism in Action day today ahead of their convention, showcasing how non-religious practitioners are vital parts of inclusive pastoral and spiritual care teams. We’re meeting some amazing people!

Cardiff wins first place for ⁦Humanists UK⁩ convention venues for these trippy happy human logos alone

The brilliant Jo Mutlow sharing “Conversations in Limboland” with the Humanists UK Humanism in Action attendees. Wonderful to bring non-religious pastoral care to this group!

This video is a wonderful explanation of the importance and inclusivity of healthcare chaplaincy & pastoral care. Featuring two of our incredible practitioners, Paul Girling and @lindsayvandijk.

Train with us! Whether you want to volunteer or start a new career, our induction weekends are the perfect place to start. Once accredited you will be supported by our incredible Sector Coordinators to find the right role. What are you waiting for? humanists.uk/vacancies/non-…

Wonderful to hear stories of non-religious individuals wanting to help make chaplaincy more inclusive and diverse. Leo Igwe is a trailblazer. modernghana.com/news/1324036/w…

How long has non-religious pastoral support existed? Sometimes we are accused of being 'woke', or a fad. Non-religious individuals have been trying to make chaplaincy more inclusive and equal for hundreds of years, and here's an example from The Literary Guide from 1943:

Our Director is in Antwerp this weekend learning from all the other organisations delivering non-religious pastoral, existential, or chaplaincy care in Europe. We have a lot we can collaborate on to make sure we’re all up to the task of meeting the needs of non-religious people.