Tri-Cities Nebraska

Mosaic in the Tri-Cities

2846 Old Fair Rd.
Grand Island, NE 68803-5222
P: 308.381.1690
F: 308.381.6520

Sheila Krolikowski, Executive Director
Traci Dusatko, Community Relations Manager

About Us

Mosaic in the Tri-Cities comprises services in Grand Island, Hastings and York, Nebraska.

Mosaic combined Bethphage of Grand Island, Kearney and Hastings with Martin Luther Homes of Hastings in July of 2003. In 2006, the Kearney operations merged with Mosaic in South Central Nebraska, and York became part of Mosaic in the Tri-Cities.

Mosaic Creates a Variety of Doormats

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(10/20/2009) By Dennis Kellogg - If you are in the market for a door mat, there is a group in Grand Island that has been making them for years. Lynn, Justin and Kenneth are busy creating custom--designed door mats.

"I have been doing this for a lot of years," said Lynn Redding.

The three are part of a longtime project at Mosaic. Lynette Morse has been working with the individuals here for 7 years.

"What we do here is we work with people with developmental disabilities. We assist them to achieve what is important to them. What they want to get out of life," said Morse.

Read the complete KHAS-TV News 5 Story


Floats play big part in Harvest of Harmony

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Mosaic in Tri-Cities has participated in the Harvest of Harmony parade for the last nine years. This year, they were given the Grand Marshal Award for the second year in a row.

The float was made up of a 6-foot balloon covered with paper mache and painted like a globe. Two different colored hands were on either side of the world, which was circled by cutouts of people wearing shirts with flags from different countries. Congrats Mosaic!

Read the full story from the Grand Island Independent.


Mosaic SMILES


Get the latest news on Mosaic in Tri-Cities and read the new SMILES (Sometimes, Miracles in Life are Encouraged by Support) quarterly newsletter, a publication by Mosaic.


Inclusion T-Shirt Sale

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Mosaic believes in inclusion for everyone. Our mission at Mosaic is to promote inclusion and involvement for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities within their community.

While March is National Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, you can proudly wear this I Believe in Inclusion shirt year round as a reminder to everyone to recognize people with disabilities as valuable, contributing members of our communities.

Purchase your shirt for just $12 for sizes S-XL or $15 for 2XL or larger (plus $4 per shirt for shipping). All taxes included in price.

Fill out the order form to purchase your Inclusion shirt. Contact us if you have questions.

Dream the I'm Possible Dream

Pete Mackie has been a staff member of Mosaic in Tri-Cities for nearly 10 years. He and his wife of 42 years have been host home parents, foster parents, and cared for other teens for almost 30 years of their marriage.

An advocate for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, Pete will be running in the Disney half-marathon on Jan. 9, 2010 to benefit Mosaic. Pete is paying his own expenses to participate in this event and his goal is to raise $5,000 for Mosaic.

Become a running sponsor and support Pete Mackie in his efforts to raise money so people with disabilities may "dream the I'm possible dream."

Print sponsorship form or contact us for more information.



Save-the-date to attend Mosaic's Night of Inclusion in Grand Island on Friday, March 26, 2010 at the Mid Town Holiday Inn. Enjoy dinner, silent and live auctions, and entertainment with the band CowboyUp! and a dance all to recognize National Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in March.

Learn more about this event.

Register for your tickets today!