See this handy list below for beginning a parish disability ministry.

1. Research and Education:
   - Begin by researching the needs and challenges faced by individuals with disabilities within your parish and surrounding community.
   - Educate yourself and your team about the relevant Church teachings and guidelines on disability ministry.

2. Build a Core Team:
   - Assemble a dedicated group of individuals who are passionate about serving people with disabilities. This team will be the driving force behind your ministry.

3. Engage with the National Catholic Partnership on Disability (NCPD):
   - Contact the NCPD to access their resources, guidance, and support. They can provide valuable insights and materials for starting a disability ministry.

4. Parish Leadership Support:
   - Seek approval and support from your parish priest or leadership. It's essential to have their endorsement and involvement in the ministry.

5. Develop a Mission Statement and Goals:
   - Clearly define the mission, vision, and specific objectives of your disability ministry. Ensure they align with the teachings and principles of the Catholic Church.

6. Training and Formation:
   - Equip your team with appropriate training on disability awareness, pastoral care, and relevant skills to effectively serve the disabled community.

7. Outreach and Inclusivity:
   - Reach out to individuals and families with disabilities in your parish and invite them to be part of your ministry. Ensure an inclusive approach, respecting the dignity and needs of all individuals.

8. Accessibility and Accommodations:
   - Assess and improve the physical accessibility of your parish facilities. Ensure that Masses, events, and activities are inclusive and accommodating to people with various disabilities.

9. Programming and Services:
   - Develop and implement programs and services tailored to the needs of individuals with disabilities. This could include support groups, special liturgies, religious education, and social activities.

10. Advocacy and Community Building:
    - Advocate for the rights and inclusion of people with disabilities in the broader community. Collaborate with local disability organizations and agencies to create a supportive network.

Remember that it's crucial to consult the NCPD and their specific guidelines for starting a parish disability ministry, as they will offer valuable insights and resources specific to the Catholic Church's approach to disability ministry. Additionally, stay informed about any updates or changes they may have made since my last knowledge update in January 2022.