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Spirituality & Faith Support for BPP Students

At BPP, we recognise that spirituality can play an important role in wellbeing. Exploring spirituality is about understanding your values, sense of meaning, and what helps you feel connected, grounded or inspired.

For some students this is connected to faith, religion or cultural identity. For others it may be a personal, non-religious journey.

Spirituality can provide support during:

  • Stressful study periods
  • Life transitions and change
  • Grief, loss or uncertainty
  • Questions about identity, purpose or direction

Whether you follow a religion, are exploring spirituality, or identify with no faith at all, there are organisations across the UK that offer support and guidance.

Multi-Faith, Spiritual & Pastoral Support

NHS Chaplaincy Programme

Provides religious, spiritual and non-religious pastoral support during illness, bereavement, emotional distress and significant life events.

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Action for ME – Spiritual Accompaniment

One-to-one spiritual support for people living with ME/CFS, including conversations around wellbeing, identity and meaning.

Available by phone, Zoom or Skype.

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St Nicholas Hospice Spiritual Care

Multi-faith and non-religious spiritual support including compassionate listening, remembrance, and connections to faith leaders.

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Spiritualist Support

Spiritualists' National Union (SNU)

Supports Spiritualist churches and centres throughout the UK, offering spiritual healing, mediumship, education and pastoral support.

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Christian Support

Premier Lifeline

Confidential Christian listening service providing prayer, emotional support and spiritual guidance.

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Church of England

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Catholic Church England & Wales

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Methodist Church UK

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Muslim Support

Muslim Council of Britain

Links to local mosques, imams and community networks.

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Islamic Society of Britain

Community engagement and spiritual development resources.

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Masjid Finder

Directory of mosques throughout the UK.

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Jewish Support

United Synagogue

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Reform Judaism UK

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Liberal Judaism

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Hindu, Buddhist & Sikh Support

Hindu Council UK

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Mandir Directory

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Triratna Buddhist Community

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Kadampa Buddhist Centres

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Network of Sikh Organisations

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Gurdwara Locator

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Pagan, Earth-Based & Bahá’í Support

Pagan Federation UK

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The Druid Network

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UK Bahá’í Community

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Humanist & Non-Religious Support

Humanists UK – Pastoral Support

Accredited non-religious pastoral carers working in healthcare, universities, prisons and community settings.

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Emotional or Spiritual Distress Support

Samaritans

Free confidential emotional support available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for people of all beliefs and backgrounds.

Call: 116 123

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This resource aims to support students from a wide range of faiths, beliefs and spiritual traditions. It is not exhaustive and we recognise that spirituality is deeply personal.

If your faith, belief system or spiritual practice is not represented, or you would like help finding appropriate support, please contact BPP Student Support Services.

You can also email inclusion@bpp.com if you would like to suggest additions or improvements to this resource.