Chaplaincy Program
Clifton High School Chaplaincy program has been running since 1998 and is an integral part of the Student Support Services team.
A School Chaplain is a safe person for young people to connect with at school, providing a listening ear, caring presence and a message of hope.
Some of the things students might discuss with them are:
- family problems
- relationships and friendships
- peer pressure
- low self-esteem and depression
- bullying
- drug and alcohol issues
- physical, sexual or emotional abuse
Our 'Chappie' runs positive, fun activities for young people such as “Bella Girls", fostering a supportive, caring school community. They can provide support for at-risk students, as well as for staff and families from the wider school community.
The partnership between the school and the Chaplain, supported by local churches, businesses and community organisations, provides a network of local support and assistance. These positive relationships help young people to face issues and provide hope, connection, meaning and purpose.
If you’d like any further information please contact our Chaplain, Tiffany Fitch through the school office or via email tfitc12@eq.edu.au