Farmington

The people served by Mosaic in Farmington have hope, dreams, and goals they want to achieve.


Mosaic in Farmington
Joanna Smith, Executive Director
620 Dekalb Rd.
Farmington, NM 87401
505.325.5773

Mosaic in Farmington serves more than 50 individuals with intellectual disabilities, the largest provider of its kind in the Four Corners region. We partner with local organizations, businesses, and churches to provide community connections and support for the people we serve.


Services in Farmington
Mosaic offers a wide array of residential settings in the Farmington area to accommodate the individual needs of each person best. Learn about our Supported Living Homes, Family Living services and Day Habilitation services.


Helping to Raise the Standard of Quality Living
Mosaic in Farmington is committed to providing quality care and support. We hold ourselves accountable to a high standard that the industry norm so that we can help people see their dreams come true.

At Mosaic in Farmington, we:
  • Maintain certification through The Council on Quality and Leadership (CQL).
  • Ensure new employees receive comprehensive training (over 40 hours of core and fundamental support training) with 90 days of hire.
  • Take a leadership role in new initiatives in the field of disability services in New Mexico.

Seeing the Need
The legacy of Mosaic began almost 100 years ago on the plains of America's heartland as a compassionate response to the neglect people with disabilities knew in the institutions of that time.  Mosaic in Farmington was established in 2001 with our fist home located in Aztec, N.M. Today Mosaic in Farmington provides supports and advocacy for more than 50 people with intellectual disabilities.


Community Garden for Mosaic

We are busy planning our wheelchair accessible raised-bed garden for Mosaic clients and staff members. Thanks to BHP Billiton for financial support for this project, we are in the planning phases. With 12 homes supported by Mosaic, participating individuals will gain employable skills, grocery bill savings, increased consumption of fresh vegetables and healthy eating habits.

During the week of July 26, a mission group from St. Stephen Lutheran Church in Longwood, Fla. will be on site to help construct the raised garden beds.

Make a Gift Now

We are grateful for your gift and we thank you for partnering with us in serving people with intellectual disabilities.

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The Monday Cafe

The Monday Cafe will feature several authentic dishes for your palate pleasure. Take-outs will be available as well as sit down service.

Date: Monday, July 19, 2010
Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

A suggested donation of $5 is greatly appreciated -- not a bad deal considering "value" meals at most local fast food restaurants are well over $5. The food is fresh and hot and you get a chance to meet our administrative staff.

For more information, please call 505.325.5773, x105.

Freedom Days Parade

Mosaic will participate in the 24th annual Freedom Days Parade. The Freedom Days Electric Light Parade will be held on Main Street in downtown Farmington. This year's theme is "Honoring our Heroes."

Please come out and support Mosaic in Farmington.