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Promoting the Meaningful Participation
of Persons with Disabilities in Church and Society

Affiliate Connect: Embedding Theology Into Disability Ministry
Wed, 11/19/2025 - 2:00pm EST to 3:30pm
Where Faith and Disability Meet
Tue, 12/02/2025 - 2:00pm EST to 3:00pm
El Encuentro de la Fe y la Discapacidad
Tue, 12/02/2025 - 7:00pm EST to 8:00pm
Loyola Press Opening Doors Award winning parish

Dioceses and Parishes

woman using an assistive listening device

Individuals

Catechesis-- Jasmine

Families and Caregivers

The back of a priest as he celebrates Mass

Clergy

Students praying at a Church

Catholic Schools

Charleen Katra on Capitol Hill with participants from the Catholic Social Ministry Gathering

Partners

Testimonial

Discussing mental health as a Catholic was isolating at times. Attending a faith-based conference like this made it easier to have these conversations and learn more.

Mental Health Conference participant

I am thoroughly convinced that one of the most important ministry initiatives in the Church is the National Catholic Partnership on Disability.

Dr. Miguel Romero, former NCPD Board member

NCPD provided everything from online promotional materials to printable materials such as brochures. They also trained us on how to be welcoming, what the liturgy should look like, and how to train liturgical ministers.

Parish leader, Sensory-Friendly Mass Training participant

We found NCPD at a time when we were beginning to lose hope. Because of the NCPD, we now know the Church cares greatly for Veronica and our family. Although there is a great amount of work to do here locally, we feel supported and equipped because we have the NCPD on our side!

Anna Wells, Mother of a child with a disability

Having been involved in ministry at all levels for over 40 years, it is always exciting to have a national organization that gets the service they are providing. I am very impressed with NCPD and the level of support, resources, trainings, and connection they are providing. I have sent many of my parish leaders and individual families to the web site to discover all the wonderful resources they have.

Jackie Hopper, Diocesan leader

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Missionary Disciples...

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Mental Illness

Bridget Brown shaking the hand of Pope Francis.

Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD)

Ben

Autism Spectrum Disorder

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Deafness/Hearing Loss

Young boy using an electric chair at mass

Physical Disability

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Blind / Vision Loss

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National Catholic
Partnership on Disability

Advancing the Meaningful Participation
of Persons with Disabilities in Church and Society

Contact us: 415 Michigan Avenue, N.E., Suite 95
Washington, D.C. 20017-4501; ncpd@ncpd.org; (771) 203-4477

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