St George Hospital Chaplaincy Department is made up of accredited paid and volunteer chaplains across a range of faith backgrounds.  A chaplain is someone trained in pastoral care and can help patients and their families through times of change, grief, loss, anxiety, loneliness, disappointments or celebration and thankfulness. They offer a listening ear, a compassionate presence, and are available to anyone, regardless of faith background or belief.
 
If you would like a chaplain to visit with your loved one, please discuss this with an inpatient team member. 

A non-denominational chapel and Muslim prayer room facilities are available for use in the Tower Block Level 6 and Level 7 respectively and are open 24 hours a day.

The Supportive Care Service (SCS) is for people with a non-cancer life-limiting or progressive illness. The clinic offers management of complex pain or symptoms, associated with the life-limiting illness, requiring specialist multidisciplinary team management, and assistance with goals of care. This could include management of nutrition, swallowing, communication, mobility, facilitating referrals or linking to relevant services, and psychosocial and spiritual support. The clinic operates out of St George Hospital on a Tuesday morning.