The success of Building a Caring Community’s (BCC) annual Disability Festival Celebration this past year was even sweeter with the addition of a guest from the President of Tanzania’s office. While BCC invites a wide range of government officials hoping to gain attention and support for the work they do, this visit was a special honor for all involved.
As she speaks, Laura Kelly lovingly brings her older brother Kyle Simonson, 62, into the conversation by reiterating key information and posing questions to him. He sits closely by her side, and their love for each other is palpable.
Mosaic has elected six new board members—four to the Mosaic Board of Directors, and two to The Mosaic Foundation Board of Directors this year—who will each serve three-year terms.
One of the readings some churches use on Christmas day is the opening passage of the Gospel of John. One line stands out: “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” (John 1:5)
When gratitude becomes a way of life, generosity follows naturally. It’s part of being human. Read about the connection in this Giving Tuesday blog post.
Before, Donna and Ashley were struggling and just living. Now they live the lives they choose and are thriving. Here, they share their stories.
Continued growth builds a secure and sustainable future for Soreo, a service of Mosaic in Arizona that provides in-home supports to people.
Disability services are facing a staffing crisis like none before. A recently published report shows the breadth of the challenges facing service providers to ensure people receive the supports they need.
This week, we share a guest blog post from Cheryl Wicks, who’s been promoted to Mosaic’s Associate Vice President of Government Relations. In this new role, Cheryl will lead Mosaic’s national network advocacy efforts.