Pro-bono Services
公益服务
Compassionate spiritual care for those who have died alone or without family to make arrangements.
GSLC welcomes enquiries about pro-bono spiritual support for people who have died alone, have no family available or face similar circumstances. You may bring a case to Master’s attention as an individual or on behalf of a funeral company. Each request is considered case by case at Master’s discretion.
Enquire about pro-bono support
Remembering a life with compassion
A person’s passing can be met with remembrance and care even when no family is present. Pro-bono spiritual support offers a way to extend compassion to someone whose circumstances might otherwise leave them without such care.
Begin by sharing what is known about the person and the situation. Master will consider the circumstances and decide whether support can be offered, together with the form it may take.
- Compassion
- Remembrance
- Dignity
Who may enquire
For someone without family
If someone has died alone or has no family available to arrange spiritual care, you may bring their circumstances to Master’s attention.
For funeral companies
Funeral companies handling such a case are welcome to contact Master to discuss possible pro-bono spiritual support.
Care considered individually
Master considers each request on its circumstances. Whether support can be offered, and the scope of that support, are at Master’s discretion.
Discussing a case with Master
Contact GSLC with a brief account of the circumstances, your relationship to the case and any known date or venue. Funeral companies may include the arrangements already in place and the spiritual support being sought. Master will review the request before any support is confirmed.
Support arrangements
Pro-bono
Requests are reviewed case by case. Approval and the scope of support are at Master’s discretion.
What to discuss
- The person’s circumstances and available family support
- The spiritual support being requested
- Known dates, venue and existing funeral arrangements
- Master’s decision and the scope of any confirmed support
Before getting in touch
- Prepare a brief account of the person’s circumstances and the details currently known.
- Include your name, contact details and relationship to the case or funeral company.
- Note any relevant dates, venue and spiritual arrangements already discussed.
Frequently asked questions
Who can ask about pro-bono support?
You may enquire about a person who has died alone, has no family available or faces similar circumstances. Share the situation so Master can consider the request.
Can a funeral company contact Master?
Yes. Funeral companies handling such cases are welcome to contact Master through GSLC to discuss possible pro-bono spiritual support.
How is support decided?
Every request is reviewed case by case at Master’s discretion. Master will consider the circumstances and confirm whether support can be offered and what it includes.
Begin by sharing the circumstances.
Whether you are bringing a person’s situation to our attention or enquiring as a funeral company, contact GSLC so Master can consider the case with care.
Enquire about pro-bono support