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Grants

Clergy Support Trust walks alongside Anglican clergy and their families through various grants and services. These include Emergency grants for unexpected costs, like high energy bills or car breakdowns, and Health grants for temporary or long-term conditions, like mobility aids and occupation therapy assessments. Find out more at www.clergysupport.org.uk, or call 0800 389 5192.

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Services

Clergy Support Trust walks alongside Anglican clergy and their families through various grants and services. These include emergency grants for unexpected costs, and confidential counselling, helping with everything from anxiety and depression to bereavement. Find out more at www.clergysupport.org.uk, or call 0800 389 5192.

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Clergy Support Trust walks alongside Anglican clergy and their families through various grants and services. These include access to confidential counselling, Emergency grants, Health grants and Wellbeing grants, to help you thrive in your life and ministry. Find out more at www.clergysupport.org.uk, or call 0800 389 5192.

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Clergy Support Trust are the oldest UK charity walking alongside Anglican clergy (serving and retired) and ordinands, and their families, through a range of grants and services.

These include Emergency grants for unexpected costs, like high energy bills or car breakdowns, and Health grants for temporary or long-term conditions, like mobility aids and occupation therapy assessments. They offer counselling, coaching and other support through partner organisations. Find out more at www.clergysupport.org.uk, or call 0800 389 5192.

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Clergy Support Trust are the oldest UK charity walking alongside Anglican clergy (serving and retired) and ordinands, and their families, through a range of grants and services.

These include Emergency grants for unexpected costs, like high energy bills or car breakdowns, and Health grants for temporary or long-term conditions, like mobility aids and occupation therapy assessments. They offer counselling, coaching and other support through partner organisations.

They are independent, impartial and confidential. In 2025, they supported 1 in 5 of all serving Church of England clergy, and over 2,900 households. They serve those who spend their lives serving others, and there is no shame in coming forward to seek support. Find out more at www.clergysupport.org.uk, or call 0800 389 5192.

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