Welcome to NDAD.org

The mission of NDAD is to enhance the quality of lives of individuals facing health challenges.
Charitable nonprofit NDAD -- the North Dakota Association for the Disabled -- was founded more than 40 years ago by concerned citizens for the purpose of assisting people with disabilities and health challenges in the state of North Dakota, many of whom were ineligible for services from other agencies. NDAD's reach also includes border communities in surrounding states.

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February 25, 2020

Muddy Rivers in Grand Forks is new Diane Ripplinger benefit venue on April 4

A change in venue has been made for the April 4 benefit for Diane Ripplinger. The event now will be held at Muddy Rivers at the TownHouse in downtown Grand Forks. ...

February 24, 2020

ASAP information available on downloadable rack card

Download the display rack card for NDAD's new Autism Spectrum Assistance Program (ASAP) on our website today. ...

February 14, 2020

NDAD: Thanks for your Giving Hearts Day support

NDAD's message to Giving Hearts Day donors: "Thank you for choosing NDAD as your charity to love on Giving Hearts Day! Our hearts are full of gratitude to donors like you who care so much about ...

Blakeley Herron

Now that Matt and Leah Herron have moved to Omaha, Neb., after five years in Dickinson, the couple and their three children won’t need the type of medical travel assistance NDAD provided both Leah and their daughter, Blakeley, in their times of need. The impression NDAD left on the Herrons didn’t get left behind in North Dakota. "As ...

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Community Fundraiser: Diane Ripplinger Benefit

Learn more about the NDAD-sponsored fundraiser for Diane Ripplinger, which culminates with an April 4 benefit at Muddy Rivers at the TownHouse, 710 First Ave. N., Grand Forks.

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