Pastoral Care definition

Pastoral Care means the provision of informal, unstructured care, guidance and support offered by You for free to any person seeking Your assistance in the support of their emotional, spiritual or physical well-being.

Pastoral Care means care performed by a member of any religious order that is spiritual in nature or provides spiritual value, which means to counsel others.

Pastoral Care. At St Joseph’s College all students value pastoral care initiatives by agreeing to: • Participate in and be supportive of House, Pastoral and Wellbeing activities • Share the responsibility for keeping our college environment clean with ‘pick up four’ (each student picks up four pieces of rubbish voluntarily or when asked to do so) • Maintain respectful and meaningful relationships with all members of our college community and follow the request ‘hands up for silence/ “Can I have your attention please?” ’.

Examples of Pastoral Care in a sentence

• Code means the Education (Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice 2016.

• Code means the Education (Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice 2016 as updated from time to time and available online at www.legislation.govt.nz under Education (Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice 2016.

• The School has provided, and the Designated Caregiver has read and understood, the sections of the Education (Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice 2016 (the Code) relevant to residential caregivers and the School’s Information for Designated Caregivers and agrees to act as Designated Caregiver to the Student in accordance with these requirements.

• GuidelinesWritten information regarding advance directives may be available to anyone and most often is administered through the admission department, Social Work department, Pastoral Care department, Medical Records department.

• The School has provided, and the Designated Caregiver/s have read and understood, the sections of the Education (Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice 2016 (the Code) relevant to residential caregivers and the School’s Information for Designated Caregivers and agree to act as Designated Caregiver/s to the Student according to these requirements.

More Definitions of Pastoral Care

Pastoral Care. Pastoral care is an important part of each Pastoral Charge. The Middle Musquodoboit and Lower Musquodoboit Charges share schools, hospitals, senior homes, etc. within the Valley. This will bring representation from both Charges through the Minister during visitation to these places. Training for pastoral care for members of the congregation can also be combined or shared. The Lower Musquodoboit Charge has already extended the offer of workshops on pastoral care to the Middle Musquodoboit Charge. This would continue for both Charges into the future.

Pastoral Care homeroom” refers to home room/tutor group/whatever so called. The Teacher has responsibility for the pastoral care of students. This time is included when calculating a Teacher’s instructional load.

Pastoral Care means an Employee attending to the emotional wellbeing of a student under the Employee’s care and/or supervision by, among, other things, assisting with anything related to course work, including assisting the student to receive counselling and/or counselling a student

Pastoral Care means feeding a Faith Community so that they can grow and mature in faith, while also caring for the vulnerable, looking for the lost, including the lapsed and those who do not know and believe in the Gospel and Jesus Christ.

Pastoral Care means the ministry of Christian care performed by Pastors, Elders, Deacons, and other staff.

Pastoral Care means the work involved or the situation which exists when one person has responsibility for the wellbeing of another. It includes the provision of spiritual advice and support, education, counselling, medical care, and assistance in times of need. All work involving the supervision or education of children and young people is a work of pastoral case (see Towards Healing 2010, p 4).

Pastoral Care means the work involved or the situation which exists when one person has responsibility for the wellbeing of another. This includes the provision of spiritual advice and support, education, counselling, medical care, and assistance in times of need.