DAMI is an associate member of the Interfaith Network for Mental Health. INMH holds quarterly lunch & learn gatherings where local congregations of any denomination or faith can meet, share information and network about their mental health ministries. They also enjoy a delicious lunch and a presentation on a relavent mental health topic. See announcement to the right.

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Due to the loss of its funding, DAMI closed its office on July 31, 2008. The DAMI Board has been invited by the Bishop of the Minnesota United Methodist Church to discuss moving DAMI into the UMC. You may continue to explore this web site as long as it is published and use any resource you find helpful.

DAMI is committed to the inclusion of people with disabilities and their families as full participants in communities of faith.
(For information or resources, choose any of the menu items above.)

Welcoming Families with Disabilities into Worship

Adam Race, a child with autism, and his family were denied access to his church by a court restraining order. Learn more about welcoming families with disabilities at Project Adam's Pew:
www.project-adams-pew.org

Calendar of Educational Opportunities in the Twin Cities Area
www.stjoan.com/mim/events.htm; www.mary.org/_pdf/life-support-mhbrochure.pdf