About Us
Mosaic in Omaha was created in July 2003 with the merger between Martin Luther Homes and Bethphage. Both organizations had a strong presence in this community, building on their century-long commitment to services for people with disabilities in Nebraska. More than 250 people are currently served in Omaha making Mosaic one of the largest providers in the metropolitan area and making Omaha one of the largest Mosaic agencies in the country.

Learn more about Mosaic in Omaha by viewing the spring/summer edition of the Mosaic Voice, a newsletter published by Mosaic in Omaha.

Visit Mosaic at booth #121 at the Buy the Big O! Show on Wednesday, October 15 at the Qwest Center.

Print your FREE tickets here.

The 2008 Heartland Hoedown was a great event and a huge success, raising over $25,000 for Mosaic in Omaha.

Mosaic is committed to identifying and providing 'meaningful days' for people supported by Mosaic, so this year all money raised will be used to provide meaningful employment and activities (wholeness of life) for the individuals Mosaic supports.

See pictures and read more about the 2008 Heartland Hoedown.

Save-the-date for next year's Heartland Hoedown:

Saturday, May 2, 2009, 6:00 p.m.
The Town Hall at Carol Joy Holling Center
27416 Ranch Road
Ashland, Neb.

Celebration and SPIRIT

Attendees, including from center (left to right) Dr. David Jacox, Mosaic CEO; Mayor Mike Fahey; Rep. Lee Terry