Provide one-on-one and group spiritual counseling to individuals in state-operated facilities. Conduct religious services, prayer meetings, and faith-based discussions as requested. Offer guidance, hope, and emotional support to individuals dealing with trauma, grief, mental health issues, or life transitions. Offer immediate spiritual and emotional support during crises, including illness, loss, incarceration, or family separation. Serve as a first responder for individuals experiencing spiritual distress, anxiety, or emotional trauma. Provide end-of-life care and bereavement counseling to patients and families in healthcare settings. Ensure all individuals have the right to practice their faith or spirituality freely in accordance with state and federal laws. Promote religious tolerance, interfaith dialogue, and ethical decision-making within institutions. Maintain strict confidentiality when providing spiritual care and counseling. Follow ethical and professional standards in pastoral counseling and chaplaincy. Maintain records of chaplaincy services, religious accommodations, and counseling sessions in compliance with state policies. Prepare reports on program effectiveness, attendance, and identified needs. Assist in policy development related to religious services and spiritual care.