The most valuable thing Mosaic gives Julie Rohlfs, according to her mother Linda, is not something you can buy.
“The love and care that she’s always gotten,” Linda said. “It’s not just that they take care of her; they love her. You can’t put a price tag on that.”
So in return, Linda and her husband Roger, placed Mosaic in their estate plan.
“Priceless fulfillment” is what David Oruko said he gains by helping others and seeing them smile through his work as an award-winning direct support professional (DSP) at Mosaic.Oruko, of Delaware, joins Debra Main in Connecticut, JoDee Bryant in Kansas, and Lisa...
All the world loves a love story, they say. At least I know I do! In the years I have been serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, I’ve been thrilled to see changing attitudes. People with disabilities are now finally understood as whole...
Today marks the first day of National Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month!Join us all month long as we shine a spotlight on the BOLD LIVES of the people we support.Here are just a few of the bold, beautiful and meaningful stories that are...
On this day in 1925, Martin Luther Home was founded in Sterling, Nebraska, and in 1956 moved to Beatrice, Nebraska. It was begun as a school for children with disabilities with the goal of integrating the children into their home communities at the end of their school...
The American Network of Community Options and Resources (ANCOR) American Network of Community Options and Resources (ANCOR) named five people affiliated with Mosaic as top direct support professionals (DSPs) in their states for providing compassion, respect and care...
A life of possibilities. We say that all the time at Mosaic. The pomp of a graduation ceremony seems to speak the same thing: a life of possibilities.Those possibilities are almost palpable for a number of people served by Mosaic as they achieve graduation milestones...
Family and Friends Day has a long tradition at Mosaic at Bethphage Village in Axtell, harkening back to the time when many family members lived far away – often out of state – from their loved one who was a resident at Bethphage. The day is dedicated to enjoying...
Today we’re sharing a Flashback Friday story about a man Mosaic was privileged to serve for many years. I originally wrote this letter to donors and friends in 2009, shortly after he died. As part of National Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Awareness...
