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HMP Swansea - Anglican Chaplain (Part time) (Ref: 86600)

🏢 UK Civil Service
📌 United Kingdom, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
💼 community and social service
⌚ 4 days ago

🔖 Full Time

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Job description

We encourage applications from people from all backgrounds and aim to have a workforce that represents the wider society that we serve. We pride ourselves on being an employer of choice. We champion diversity, inclusion and wellbeing and aim to create a workplace where everyone feels valued and a sense of belonging. To find out more about how we do this visit: .

Rydym yn croesawu ac yn annog ceisiadau gan bawb, yn cynnwys grwpiau sydd wedi�u tangynrychioli yn ein gweithlu ar hyn o bryd, ac rydym yn ymfalch�o mewn bod yn gyflogwr o safon uchel sy�n denu llawer o ymgeiswyr. Ewch i gael rhagor o wybodaeth am sut rydym yn hyrwyddo amrywiaeth a chynhwysiant yn y gweithle.

HMPPS in Wales: Vacancy Attraction Statement

Preventing victims by changing lives

HMPPS in Wales works in an integrated way to keep communities in Wales safer and to give the men and women we work with the opportunity to change their lives. We commission and provide offender management services in the community and in custody to deliver the orders of the courts and support rehabilitation. Our aim is to deliver outstanding, seamless offender management services in Wales that protect the public, reduce reoffending, deliver value for money and support our partners.

The Welsh Language Scheme

Welsh Language skills for this post are desirable.

HMPPS yng Nghymru: �Datganiad i ddenu Ymgeiswyr i wneud cais am Swydd Wag

Atal pobl rhag dod yn ddioddefwyr trwy newid bywydau

Mae HMPPS yng Nghymru yn gweithio mewn ffordd integredig i gadw cymunedau yng Nghymru yn fwy diogel, a rhoi cyfle i�r dynion a�r merched hynny rydym yn gweithio � hwy i newid eu bywydau. �Rydym yn comisiynu a darparu gwasanaethau rheoli troseddwyr yn y gymuned a�r carchar i weithredu gorchmynion y llysoedd a chefnogi adsefydlu. �Ein nod yw darparu gwasanaethau rheoli troseddwyr ardderchog ac esmwyth yng Nghymru sy�n gwarchod y cyhoedd, lleihau aildroseddu, cynnig gwerth am arian a chefnogi ein partneriaid.

Y Cynllun Iaith Gymraeg

Mae sgiliau iaith Gymraeg yn ddymunol ar gyfer y swydd hon.

Overview � �

Job holders within this Group Profile will provide religious and pastoral care of prisoners and staff in their own faith tradition and have an understanding/ knowledge of other differing faiths.

Characteristics � �

Typical tasks associated with this Group Profile include:

Act as faith advisor in the establishment providing advice, pastoral care and spiritual welfare to prisoners, staff and their families as requested

Facilitate and deliver opportunities for worship study and religious programmes

Contribute towards the development of local policy, procedures and practice

Provide mentoring and personal support for other chaplains and volunteers including following incidents

Be part of the provision of available and accessible chaplaincy care at all times

Plan and lead worship and prayer / faith specific meetings

Provide pastoral care to prisoners and help to provide support and bring resolution to crisis situations where required

Nurture Chaplaincy volunteers in their contribution

Work collaboratively with other Chaplains and Managing Chaplain on the maintenance and provision of facilities for worship and prayer

Ensure your prison community is aware of relevant religious events and coordinate establishment support for these

Be proactive in forging links with their local faith communities and other agencies, as relevant and consider ways in which these communities/agencies may become involved in mentoring prisoners on release

Participate in developing ways for improving and achieving targets As required, undertake and ensure that all relevant administration, data collection and analysis including relevant �targets are collated

Be part of the organisation and delivery of Faith Awareness Training for staff

Undertake Diocesan Ministerial Reviews, where appropriate

Provide appropriate support to the establishment in the absence of the Managing Chaplain

Actively support the Assessment, Care in Custody and Teamwork (ACCT) process

Job Descriptions relating to this Group Profile � �

Chaplain : Anglican Ordained Bishop, Priest, Deacon, Religious Brother/Sister, Church Army Evangelist, Reader (as set out in Canon E4 of the Canons of the Church of England or direct equivalent in other Anglican provinces)

Chaplain : Christian Chaplain - Ordained Priest or Free Church equivalent

Chaplain : Christian Ordained Deacon Religious Brother Sister Lay Person

Chaplain : Free Church Non Ordained Deacon or lay Person

Chaplain : Free Church Ordained

Chaplain : Hindu

Chaplain : Humanist

Chaplain : Muslim

Chaplain : Roman Catholic Ordained Deacon Religious Brother Sister Lay Person

Chaplain : Roman Catholic Ordained Priest

Chaplain : Sikh

Chaplain : Buddhist

Chaplain : Jewish

Chaplain : Orthodox

Chaplain : Pagan

Chaplain : Quaker

Chaplain : Rastafari

Chaplain : Roman Catholic Priest Deacon Brother Sister Lay Person

Chaplain : Spiritualist

Chaplain : Christian Science

Chaplain : Chaplain

Essential Experience � �

Must complete specific training to hold the qualifications required for area of specialism outlined on the relevant Job Description.

Faith Eligibility Requirements (January 2020)

Buddhist:

Be a committed Buddhist living by a moral standard of at least that of the Five
Precepts and meditate regularly.

Display a competent understanding of Buddhist teaching and practice.

Have demonstrable knowledge of Buddhist schools other than the one to which you belong and be willing to help and encourage interest in, and practice of those schools, when required.

Have endorsement by the Prison Service Buddhist Faith Adviser* (Evidence required before appointment).

Anglican:

Ordained Bishop, Priest or Deacon

Be an ordained member of the Anglican Communion (or of churches that are part of the Porvoo Agreement).

Have formal endorsement in the form of the licence of the Diocesan Bishop. Or

Reader, Religious Brother/Sister, Church Army Evangelist

Be a Reader (as set out in Canon E4 of the Canons of the Church of England or direct equivalent in other Anglican provinces).

Be a Religious sister or brother, Church Army Evangelist or other appropriately qualified or licensed minister in the Anglican tradition, subject to agreement from the Anglican Bishop to HM Prisons.

Have formal endorsement in the form of the licence of the Diocesan Bishop.

All must have:

signed the Church of England documentation on mutual flourishing or Church in Wales equivalent;

demonstrable knowledge of Anglican theology and religious practice; and

formal endorsement from the HMPPS Anglican Faith Advisor confirming eligibility and suitability.

Christian Science:

Chaplains should be members of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts.

Chaplains should be class taught students, by an authorised teacher of Christian Science.

Chaplains should be active members of a Christian Science branch church or society.

Chaplains should be endorsed by the Christian Science Prison Chaplains Committee

Free Church:

All Free Church chaplains are trained faith practitioners in their own communities. They are accountable to, and accredited by an eligible denomination as listed on the Free Churches Group website. They will either:

Be a minister (lay or ordained) of a Free Church denomination which is a member of the Free Churches Group, or

Be a minister (lay or ordained) of a Free Church denomination which is listed by the Free Churches Faith Advisor as an 'Additional Denomination'.

Denominations�listed as an Additional Denomination will satisfy all of the following:

have a distinctive Free Church theology;

be national members of either Churches Together in England or Cytun;

have formally requested inclusion on the 'Additional Denomination' list;

have agreed to abide by the Joint Working Protocol for Prison Chaplains established between the Free Churches Group, Churches together in England and Cytun.

Ordained Chaplains�(including ordained deacons) will have completed a formal professional formation process appropriate to their denomination which satisfies that denomination of their ability to effectively practice and fulfil the skills and competencies required of an ordained minister. Where an ordained chaplain is appointed within the first two years of their ordination then the denomination will be required to demonstrate to the Free Churches Faith Advisor the additional support to be given during this crucial stage of ministry development.

Non-ordained Chaplains�will have completed a level of study in a theological or biblical discipline which enables them to be recognised by their denomination as a non-ordained minister.

Formal endorsement of the candidate's denominational accreditation will be
required from the Free Churches Faith Advisor to HMPPS.

Church leaders at a regional or national level, Moderators, Chairs, Regional Ministers etc. will be asked to provide written confirmation to the Faith Advisor attesting to the credentials, qualifications and accountability of each candidate. (This evidence will be required before appointment and thereafter periodically according to HMPPS vetting policy.)

Required qualifications for Prison Chaplains.�All Free Churches Chaplains will be expected to hold a formal recognised qualification in theology or religious study, normally to UK University undergraduate Diploma standard.

Requirement for Continuing Professional Development (CPD). In order to maintain endorsement by the Free Churches Faith Advisor all chaplains will be required to demonstrate regular continuing reflection or training contributing towards their professional development as ministers. This will be recorded and assessed on an annual basis by the Free Churches Faith Advisor

Hindu:

Be a committed and practising Hindu.

Display a competent understanding of Hindu teaching and practice.

Have demonstrable knowledge of Hindu philosophy and rituals.

Have relevant practical experience.

Have endorsement from HMPPS Hindu Faith Adviser* (Evidence required before appointment).

Humanist:

Have a cohesive system of values or beliefs but which do not self-classify as religious. These should be serious, genuinely and sincerely held, and worthy of respect in a democratic society.

An ability to articulate the values and beliefs above.

Have received formal endorsement from the Non-Religious Pastoral Support Network.

Maintain their accreditation with the Non-Religious Pastoral Support Network.

An ability to create a safe and supportive environment without judgement.

Exceptional interpersonal skills, particularly building rapport through conversation, active listening, and communication with a wide range of people.

Ability to accompany people through times of transition.

Ability to recognise one's on limitations and if necessary refer to someone more appropriate.

Understanding of appropriate boundaries and ability to work within them

Humanistic counselling skills (empathy, UPR, attentive listening, questioning, reflecting, etc.

Ability to reflect on one's own performance and feedback.

A commitment to providing pastoral support as a means of improving wellbeing.

Capacity to give full attention to someone in need of support, to see beneath the surface situation and engage more deeply with the humanity and spirituality within.

Ability to be non-judgemental, empathetic and compassionate in dealings with people.

Awareness of one's own humanity and spirituality in order to accompany someone exploring deep questions of meaning and identity.

Willingness to work with a diverse range of people.

Willingness to accept advice and criticism.

Understanding and respect for the need for confidentiality in dealings with people.

Perseverance to overcome adversity.

Robustness in unfamiliar environments.

Jehovah's Witness:

A minister for Jehovah's Witnesses must be an appointed elder.

Have a formal nomination from the body of elders of the congregation where he is an appointed elder.

Have formal endorsement by the prison service faith advisor for Jehovah's Witnesses.

Measure up to the Scriptural qualifications found at 1 Timothy 3:1-10; Titus 1:5- 9; 1 Peter 5:2, 3 and display them to a consistent and reasonable degree.

Have a thorough understanding of the beliefs, teachings and practices of Jehovah's Witnesses and is committed to living by the Bible's moral values and standards.

Have been trained and have experience in pastoral care and have demonstrated effective communication and social skills.

Have formal endorsement by the HMPPS Faith Advisor for Jehovah's Witnesses.

Jewish:

Be an ordained Rabbi, Or

In lieu of ordination, be a committed, practising and knowledgeable Jewish lay person.

Have endorsement from HMPPS Jewish Faith Adviser* (Evidence required before appointment).

Muslim:

Hold a recognised qualification in Islamic Studies at 'Alimiyyah / Graduate level Or

Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of Islam at an equivalent level

Be proficient in Tajweed (correct pronunciation of Arabic)

Have demonstrable knowledge of the different schools of thought and denominations within Islam and be willing to help in, encourage interest in, and facilitate practice of those schools and denominations when required by different segments of the congregation.

Formal endorsement by the candidate's faith community - through HMPPS Muslim Adviser in Chaplaincy and Faith Services ( Chaplaincy Headquarters) (evidence required before appointment).

Orthodox:

Ordained Priest or Bishop

Be an ordained priest or bishop of the Orthodox Church in Communion with the See of Constantinople, and/or Antioch, Jerusalem, Alexandria.

Will normally need to have been in Holy Orders for a minimum of three years. Have formal endorsement in the form of the certificate of Ordination of a Bishop, Metropolitan or Patriarch. *(Evidence required before appointment or approval from HMPPS Faith Advisor subject to agreement from Orthodox Advisor to HMPPS/ Orthodox Bishop's Pastoral Committee).

Ordained Deacon, Subdeacon, Religious Brother/Sister/ Reader

Be an Ordained Deacon, Subdeacon, Reader or monastic or be qualified by the Bishops for this ministry.

Have formal endorsement in the form of the certificate of Ordination or qualification from a Bishop, Metropolitan or Patriarch. *(Evidence required before appointment or approval from HMPPS Faith Advisor, subject to agreement from Orthodox Advisor to HMPPS/ Orthodox Bishop's Pastoral Committee.)

Pagan:

Proven membership of an eligible grove/coven/group.

Referenced or evidence based training within the Pagan community.

Theologically competent in the Pagan tradition.

Formal endorsement from the HMPPS Pagan Federation Faith Advisor confirming eligibility and suitability.

Quaker:

Be a Member of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in good standing.

Have demonstrable in-depth knowledge of Quaker faith and practice. It is desirable although not essential that candidates will have completed the Equipping for Ministry course at Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre.

Have formal endorsement by the candidate's faith community - through HMPPS Quaker Faith Adviser.

Rastafari:

Must be a committed Rastafarian.

Must demonstrate a high level of consciousness towards the principles of Rastafari.

Must have a high tolerance and flexibility when working with the various members of the Rastafari family.

Must have a general understanding of all the Rastafarian Mansions/Houses.

Must have the endorsement of the HMPPS Rastafari faith advisers.

Roman Catholic:

Ordained Priest

Be an ordained priest in the Roman Catholic Church.

Formal endorsement in the form of recognition from the appropriate Diocesan Bishop or Religious Superior and formal agreement to work in a specific diocese by the local Diocesan Bishop (Evidence required before appointment).

Ordained Deacon, Religious Brother/Sister/Lay Person

Be an ordained Permanent Deacon, a Religious Brother or Sister or a suitably qualified lay person of the Roman Catholic Church.

All must have:

completed formally recognised theological formation; for a Priest or Deacon in a major seminary or equivalent as prescribed by The Code of Canon Law and for a religious or lay person a theological qualification that, as the minimum, equates to the CCRS;

formal agreement from the local diocesan bishop to minister in those prisons located within his Diocese; and

formal endorsement from the HMPPS Roman Catholic Faith Advisor confirming eligibility and suitability.
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Sikh:

Must be a Baptised Sikh ( has completed Amrit Initiation).

Must hold a Degree/Diploma in Sikh theology or show practical demonstration of reading, reciting and translating Sikh scriptures.

Must have demonstrable knowledge of Sikh history and commitment to adhere
to the Sikh Code of Conduct (Akal Takht).

Must be proficient in Punjabi.

Formal endorsement from the Sikh Faith Advisor confirming eligibility and suitability.

Spiritualist:

Must have passed the required prison chaplain training as set by the
Spiritualists' National Union (which is the governing body for Spiritualism),

Must be approved/endorsed by the SNU's Ministers Administration Committee.

Person specification

Please refer to Job Description

Behaviours

We'll assess you against these behaviours during the selection process:

Making Effective Decisions

Managing a Quality Service

Working Together

Benefits

Alongside your salary of �39,725, HM Prison & Probation Service contributes �10,765 towards you being a member of the Civil Service Defined Benefit Pension scheme.

Access to learning and development

A working environment that supports a range of flexible working options to enhance your work life balance

A working culture which encourages inclusion and diversity

A with an average employer contribution of 27%

Annual Leave

Public Holidays

Season Ticket Advance

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