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At times of great uncertainty, many people turn to faith leaders for support, but with the current social restrictions, it's more difficult than ever for ministers to offer pastoral and spiritual care to their congregations.

Photographer Louise Haywood-Schiefer set out to photograph Christian chaplains from churches and institutions around London to discover how they are facing these challenges.

Here's what some of them had to say.

"I've found that if you make the time, the people you speak to are more open now and there's more opportunity for that conversation to get deeper and be more meaningful," says Reverend Bola Adamolekun, chaplain at HM Prison Brixton.

"It's been less about just wanting an excuse to get out of the cell, it's almost like they've treated it as a gift and they've decided that if I can engage with them, they will engage with me too."

"I'm still walking around and chatting to anybody at any time but our passenger numbers have massively depleted," says Reverend Jonathan Baldwin, head chaplain at Gatwick Airport.

"The wonderful thing is that the staff have got a little more time, they're not so rushed or pressurised and you can pick up more of an in-depth conversation.

"Like with the cleaners - there was one lad who came up to me and said 'can I have a chat?'. I've not met him before but wallop, it all came out."

"When you're on an operation in a war zone you face all sorts of restrictions from your movements and daily routines, to not being able to see or even speak to loved ones for weeks on end," explains Padre John Vincent CF, chaplain to the Household Division, The Royal Military Chapel (The Guards' Chapel).

"The way you deal with it is to ask yourself," What can I achieve today?" rather than thinking of how many months more there might be.

"That's been my mental approach to this and I've tried to enjoy and cherish the things I am able to do.

"There will be an end to this at some point - you just have to readjust your sights."