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Clergy Wellbeing Advisory Group

The Diocese of Derby is committed to promoting, maintaining, and sustaining the wellbeing of our clergy.

To this end, the clergy wellbeing advisory group exists to offer advice and counsel to the diocesan bishop(s), to help ensure that diocesan procedures, practice, training, communications, and strategies are implemented and maintained which uphold clergy wellbeing.

The group also offers advice on the advancement and implementation of GS 2133 - A Covenant for Clergy Care and Wellbeing, developing principles of prevention, resilience, and self-care to help clergy flourish and minimise crisis situations.

In time it is hoped that the group will operate as a conduit through which clergy can feedback their experiences of clergy wellbeing, suggest areas for improvement, and air their views on the kind of support they would like to receive. 

The group meets regularly throughout the year.

If you would like to contact any of the members of the group, you will find their contact details below.

The Ven. Karen Hamblin – Archdeacon of East Derbyshire, Chair and Clergy Wellbeing Lead
karen.hamblin@derby.anglican.org
01246 913688 / 07432 705285

Revd Dwayne Engh - Ordained Ministries Development Officer
dwayne.engh@derby.anglican.org 
07425 606421

Mandy Francis – HR Manager
mandy.francis@derby.anglican.org 
01332 388686

Mina Munns – Wholeness and Healing Lead
mina.munns@stalkmunds.org.uk 

Sheila Pigott - Diocesan Counselling Co-ordinator
sheila.pigott@derby.anglican.org
01433 639641

Canon Julian Hollywell – Chair of the House of Clergy
julian.hollywell@derby.anglican.org
01332 673573

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