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How to contact us If you need to contact us outwith these hours please leave non-urgent messages If you would like contact a member of on our secure voicemails or ask a the Spiritual Care Team between 9am – member of staff to make contact for you. 5pm Monday to Friday, you can contact us directly or ask a member of staff to contact us for you. If you have a general enquiry you can email: [email protected] Telephone numbers: Information for patients and relatives Beatson and Gartnavel General Hospital: Spiritual Care Team 0141 211 3026 NHSGG&C Chaplains Gartnavel Royal Hospital and Stobhill Site: Publish Date: November 2018 0141 211 3686 Review: November 2020 Glasgow Royal Infirmary and Lightburn Hospital: 0141 211 4661 Inverclyde Royal Hospital: 0147 5504 759 Leverndale and Dykebar Hospitals: 0141 211 6695 Royal Hospital for Children: 0141 452 4017 Royal Alexandra Hospital & Vale of Leven Hospital: 0141 314 9561 Queen Elizabeth University Hospital: 0141 452 3221 • 309831 The Spiritual Care Team The Spiritual Care Team can: Sanctuary Space is here for you There is a Sanctuary on most of the The Spiritual Care Team is part of hospital sites within Greater Glasgow and the health and social care team. We • Spend time with you and listen Clyde and you are very welcome to drop are here to support patients, relatives, to you in and spend time there. visitors and staff in the context of illness, • Offer you or your loved ones You might be looking for a quiet space, injury or loss. emotional, spiritual or religious a place for reflection or for a time for support prayer. We offer compassionate, • Help you to nurture hope, to build Various reading materials and religious person-centred care and this service resilience and inner strength and items are available for you to use if you is available to the whole hospital to feel that you are not alone would find them helpful. community – • Help you deal with loss and people of all backgrounds, faiths bereavement and belief groups and none. • Facilitate your religious care and contact leaders from your own belief group on your behalf The Spiritual Care Team can when required support you if you are: • Feeling anxious, worried or afraid • Dealing with a new diagnosis or difficult news • Undergoing or recovering from surgery • Needing support with your faith or values • Coping with loss and bereavement • Trying to make sense of your situation • Simply in need of someone to listen sensitively to all you are dealing with.

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