These are churches which come out of the English Reformation.  In the 16th century, the Church of England (Anglican Church) separated from the Roman Catholic Church.  However, it retained some of the flavor of its Catholic roots but was also influenced by Reformed theology. Retaining a hierarchical system of bishops and dioceses, its influence in other parts of the British Empire resulted in other Episcopal Churches.

In the 18th century, John Wesley and others led a Pietist revival in England resulting in the beginning of Methodism.  Methodists and Wesleyan Churches eventually separated from their Episcopal parent churches. 

The Episcopal Church (USA)

• Ministry for People Living with Disabilities is an official Episcopal Church site.
• The Episcopal Disability Network works for the inclusion of people with disabilities into the life of the church and society. 
• The Episcopal Mental Illness Network has a website that is not yet functional.
• The Episcopal Conference of the Deaf is an association of church workers in the Deaf community.

United Methodist Church (USA)
United Methodist Committee on Relief Disability Concerns (UMCOR DISC) offers resources for spiritual care.  A very extensive survey tool and related resources are available for download in PDF format.