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"In partnership with people who have disabilities, Mosaic provides supports and advocates that all may realize God's gift of wholeness of life." -- Mosaic Mission Statement
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About Us Mosaic in Arizona is creating a life of possibilities for people with intellectual disabilities. Located in Maricopa County, Mosaic's office in Phoenix embraces the Mosaic guiding principle that "Every individual is a person of worth" while planning for future growth to keep up with the booming surge in population. Mosaic is a diverse group of individuals coming together to create a unified whole. We are committed to providing quality care and support to individuals with development disabilities and their loved ones--always seeking to be one step beyond the norm of industry quality standards in order to truly see dreams come true for the people we support and assist. Mosaic believes in acting on our mission statement by:
If you are interested in Mosaic's services, call us today--we would love to open a door for you, too! Brenda Redel, Executive Director Available ServicesMosaic in Phoenix helps people with development disabilities through four distinct programs: HOST HOME SERVICES EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM HOME & COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES Extraordinary EmployeesLoretta Gaspar, HCBS Manager, and Stacy Zogheib, Early Interventionist, are training for the P.F. Changs Marathon and Half-Marathon. This run is different from many others because they are running for an honor patient at the Phoenix Children's Hospital through the Miracles in Motion program.Miracles in Motion provides the most urgent care for young patients and their families and so Gaspar and Zogheib are asked to raise $1500 to raise money. Early on Saturday mornings, Gaspar and Zogheib wake up to train. Teaming up together, they push eachother knowing that they are making a difference and building a special bond with their honor patient to provide excitement and support. The run will take place January 17, 2010. Good luck Loretta and Stacy and thank you for all your hard work! |  |
Coming Soon: KinderventionMosaic will soon be launching a new six-month pilot program called Kindervention. This program will serve children from 18 months to five-years-old and is FREE to families who actively participate thanks to a grant given by the Community Church of Joy.Learn more. $20 ChallengeMosaic is raising money to go towards the Mosaic community outreach fund that benefits adults and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities within the community to support activities such as Special Olympics. Stepping StonesRead the latest happenings at Mosaic in Phoenix in Stepping Stones In this issue you will learn about Mosaic receiving the the Community Inclusion and committee opportunities, see the fun at the Mosaic Luau, meet new staff, see success stories, and get program updates. If you'd like to receive this newsletter via e-mail, please contact us. Mosaic is seeing the need...reaching out...growing to serve...and being a part! Read past issues of Stepping Stones. Community PartnersSpecial thanks to the following community partners: Impact Printing Services in Phoenix continues to provide fantastic service in printing materials for Mosaic. Western Signs and Lighting out of Tempe who heard our story on 3 on Your Side and decided to help donate a sign to the office in Surprise. Thank you! Read more about our partners in Stepping Stones. Mosaic in the NewsExecutive Director Brenda Redel and Wade talk about inclusion in the community. View VideoRecently Channel 3 television station came to the rescue of Mosaic's office in Surprise after a sign dealer ran away with their money without supplying the sign. Read story | ||
