The Centre for Spirituality of Care and Community
Mission
To promote a greater understanding and appreciation of the diverse spirituality of care and community in our common life.
Vision
A kind and mutually supportive society embedded/held in rich web of diverse spirituality
Spirituality
The process and experience of meaning making as we seek to find our place in the world and beyond
CSCC
An inclusive, non-profit organisation honouring the life and work of the late Rev Roy Bradley
About
The Centre for Spirituality of Care and Community (CSCC), an organisation launched on February 24th 2019, is inspired by and honours the life and work, of the late Rev Roy Bradley, one of the leading figures of pastoral care in Australia.
The Centre has been formed by some of his friends, colleagues and family members who are eager to see the continuation of Roy’s pioneering work in pastoral care, and commitment to the importance of community, in the wider Australian society.
Funding and resources permitting, the organisation will seek to deepen our understanding of the spirituality of care and community through scholarly research, seminars and forums, and increase awareness in the wider society through strategic partnerships with organisations that have established networks and infrastructure for extended outreach. It will publish discussion papers and books in a variety of formats.
News and Events
Roy Bradley Oration 2026 – Saara Sabbagh OAM
The Centre for Spirituality of Care and Community warmly invites you to the 8th Roy Bradley Oration 2026 on Sunday, 30 August 2026 – 3 pm AEST via Z...
Find Out MoreWorkshops with Dr Eugen Koh – Developing a Spirituality of Care and Community in a Turbulent World.
CSCC invites you to participate in a series of in-person workshops in Melbourne to develop a spirituality of care and community. The workshops are in ...
Find out moreAGM guest speaker – Isabel Thomas Dobson
Isabel Thomas Dobson opened CSCC’s 2026 AGM by addressing the following question: How can we talk about and model spiritualities of care and com...
Find out moreOther ways to get involved
Support
The very existence of CSCC relies on ‘volunteering’ and the concept is fundamental to our aims.