Chaplaincy and listening
A Listening Ear When It Matters Most
Our volunteers bring a wealth of experience and deep understanding to their roles, shaped by their commitment to walking alongside others in times of difficulty. With compassion, empathy, and a calm, reassuring presence, they offer a safe space for anyone who needs to talk through the worries or burdens they’re carrying. Life presents all of us with challenging moments—periods when it’s hard to cope alone, and we long for someone who will truly listen without judgement.
That’s why we provide this thoughtful and compassionate service to all, regardless of background, beliefs, or faith. Whether you're facing grief, uncertainty, stress, or simply seeking a listening ear, our dedicated volunteers are here to support you with kindness and understanding. It’s about giving people a moment of peace and connection, when they need it most.
Confidentiality is at the heart of everything we do. We understand the importance of trust, especially when sharing personal thoughts and feelings. That’s why everything discussed through our listening service is treated with the utmost discretion and kept entirely private. Our volunteers are trained to uphold a strict commitment to confidentiality, creating a safe environment where individuals can speak freely, knowing that their concerns will not be shared or judged. This respectful approach ensures that every person feels secure and valued.
To use our Chaplaincy and Listening service or to find out more please call 01780 765900 or email volunteer@evergreencare.org.uk
External Resources
Premier Christian Radio
Premier Christian Radio is a UK-based station sharing Christian music, news, teachings, and debates to help people live out their faith. It broadcasts nationally through digital platforms and offers additional content through magazines and online resources.
Care for the Family
Care for the Family is a UK charity dedicated to strengthening family life. Recognising the potentially devastating impact of difficult times, the organisation believes every family should have access to support during challenges and be empowered to build resilience during calm periods. It offers online and in-person support for parents, couples, and those who are bereaved, through events, courses, podcasts, volunteer befrienders, and accessible, evidence-based resources. Care for the Family also provides training for individuals working with families in both professional and informal roles.