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The Melbourne Anglican Chaplaincy Fund is established to provide funds,
to any public hospital or hospital which is carried on by a society of association otherwise than for the purpose of profit or gain to the individual members of that society or association within the Diocese of Melbourne
to any public benevolent institution which employs or shares in the employment of a chaplain licensed by the Archbishop of Melbourne or has committed itself to employ or to share in the employment of a chaplain licensed by the Archbishop of Melbourne
“Facing budget changes last year, positive discussions and a generous grant from the Melbourne Anglican Foundation led to a new beginning for Anglican chaplaincy at the hospital in October. Under the twelve-month trial, the parish clergy team is offering up to eight hours a week of chaplaincy to the hospital on a flexible basis, available to any patients, visitors or staff who would value time with a Christian chaplain."
- The Reverend Charlie Fletcher
Vicar, All Saints Clayton
Visiting Chaplain, Monash Medical Centre
Barwon Health Geelong Hospital Chaplaincy
Austin Health Hospital Chaplaincy
Royal Children’s Hospital Chaplaincy
Monash Medical Centre Chaplaincy
Reminder Donations over $2 are tax-deductible for this charity
The Melbourne Anglican Chaplaincy Fund is established to provide funds,
to any public hospital or hospital which is carried on by a society of association otherwise than for the purpose of profit or gain to the individual members of that society or association within the Diocese of Melbourne
to any public benevolent institution which employs or shares in the employment of a chaplain licensed by the Archbishop of Melbourne or has committed itself to employ or to share in the employment of a chaplain licensed by the Archbishop of Melbourne
“Facing budget changes last year, positive discussions and a generous grant from the Melbourne Anglican Foundation led to a new beginning for Anglican chaplaincy at the hospital in October. Under the twelve-month trial, the parish clergy team is offering up to eight hours a week of chaplaincy to the hospital on a flexible basis, available to any patients, visitors or staff who would value time with a Christian chaplain."
