Spiritual Care refers to the support provided to individuals in addressing their spiritual needs, especially during times of illness, grief, or crisis. It involves listening, empathy, and understanding, helping people find meaning and comfort in their experiences. This care can be offered by trained professionals, such as chaplains, or by family and friends. The goal of Spiritual Care is to promote emotional and spiritual well-being, regardless of a person's religious beliefs or practices. It recognizes that spirituality can play a significant role in healing and coping, allowing individuals to explore their values, beliefs, and connections to others.