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    Prison Chaplaincy Services

    Each prison has a local coordinating chaplain. The Principal Chaplain is based at Yatala Labour Prison.

    There are around 70 accredited chaplains working in the various prisons across the state.

    Prison Chaplaincy Services (PCS) is a multi-faith service and is responsive to all faiths. Prisoners do not need to profess a faith to request help from a chaplain.

    Prisoners can speak to an officer to ask for the prison chaplain to visit. The public can contact the chaplains by calling Yatala Labour Prison and asking for the chaplain.

    Prison Chaplaincy Services  :  Last Revised: Tue May 18th 2021
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