Community & Justice Chaplain – Dubbo (Flexible Roles)

Anglicare Sydney; Dubbo; On-site; AUD 80,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work options

Salary packaging up to $15,900

Meals & entertainment salary packaging

Professional development

Exclusive discounts

Employee Assistance Program

Fitness Passport access

Job summary

Anglicare in Dubbo, NSW, is seeking a compassionate Community & Justice Chaplain to provide Christ-centred pastoral care across community and correctional settings. The role offers two options: 60% Community Chaplaincy and 40% Justice Chaplaincy, or Justice Chaplaincy only, with duties spanning outreach, crisis support, chapel services and discipleship.

The successful candidate will work with local Anglican churches, correctional stakeholders and community organisations, building trust,

Qualifications

• Strong, mature Christian faith and ongoing church participation.
• Theological qualifications or studies with pastoral ministry experience.
• Ability to provide compassionate pastoral care in challenging settings.

Responsibilities

• Provide Christ-centred pastoral care, crisis support and spiritual guidance.
• Facilitate chapel services, Bible teaching and discipleship in correctional environments.
• Build relationships across the Dubbo community and with Anglican churches.
• Collaborate with correctional stakeholders and community organisations to strengthen support.
• Maintain professional boundaries and safeguarding compliance.

Skills

Strong Christian faith

Pastoral care

Community engagement

Correctional environment experience

Empathetic listening

Education

Theological qualifications

Job description

Anglicare in Dubbo, NSW, is seeking a compassionate Community & Justice Chaplain to provide Christ-centred pastoral care across community and correctional settings. The role offers two options: 60% Community Chaplaincy and 40% Justice Chaplaincy, or Justice Chaplaincy only, with duties spanning outreach, crisis support, chapel services and discipleship.

The successful candidate will work with local Anglican churches, correctional stakeholders and community organisations, building trust,