Building a strong corps of ordinary people to do extraordinary work during times of crisis, disaster, trauma, and any occurrence, disrupting the normal functioning of individuals, communities, groups, or organizations. Serving those affected and in need through compassion, bringing comfort, and consolation and physical acts of support. We do this through training, equipping, availing, and placing Caregivers in any and every situation where such a service may be required. We serve without reservation, love without condition and work without compensation. Simply put, our aim is to avail each Organization, Group, Company, or Institution to have a Chaplain on Board.

Cobi has two approaches – One goal: Cobi Chaplains are all trained to be pro-actively and re-actively involved in their communities.

Proactive approach: A Chaplain is also an ambassador or advocate for the well-being of their communities. Usually, they will assess the challenges their communities are faced with and introduce pro-active measures, programs, and projects to educate, prevent and support their communities to build resilience or an awareness towards the dangers of such challenges. For instance, if there is a high presence of drug abuse, a chaplain will bring role players into the community to support those who require professional help, run workshops, campaigns and other educational projects on drug abuse, in the community. They constantly stay ahead of the needs of their communities and ensure continuous access to support systems. Our Chaplains build relationships, form partnerships, and establish and maintain effective networks of service providers, to be activated during times of trauma and or disasters.

Re-active approach: Chaplains are trained and equipped and always ready and on standby to assist the community, law enforcement, disaster management, medical responders and any organization, company, group, or institution, affected by any traumatic event, at any time. They respond to the call for help of an individual and are there when an entire community is devastated by a disaster. During this time, they activate their networks, call upon their partners and bring in the service providers they have built relationships with. Chaplains are bridge builders, liaison officers, carriers of hope and servants of all.

In short, one goal – Our Chaplains love to serve and serve to love. We strive to bring emotional, spiritual, psychological, and physical support within reach of every human being.