Anabaptist Disabilities Network

The Anabaptist Disabilities Network (ADN) is dedicated to fostering an inclusive community rooted in Anabaptist values. This organization envisions a church where everyone belongs, particularly individuals with disabilities. ADN collaborates with Anabaptist congregations and interfaith partners to promote accessibility and support for people facing various disabilities, including developmental, mobility, and mental health challenges. Their services encompass a broad array of resources such as support groups, educational materials, and webinars tailored to assist communities in understanding and addressing the complexities of disabilities.

ADN also provides practical tools, like the Accessibility Study Guide and the Disability Language Guide, to help congregations enhance their inclusivity. By engaging with various age groups, from children to those experiencing dementia, the network addresses crucial aspects of care and support within the community. With a commitment to creating supportive environments, the Anabaptist Disabilities Network plays an essential role in advocating for the dignity and belonging of all individuals within faith communities and beyond.