Becoming a friend with someone who has a disability starts with a simple, “Hello!” Here are a few things to remember about communications that are good for everyone, but especially true for people with disabilities.
What does a “good life” look like? At Mosaic, we know the answer is always personal.
Need something to brighten your day? Here’s a story with video that is sure to bring a smile to your face, which shows the positive impact Mosaic has had in the life of an individual and his family.
It’s National Volunteer Week, a week-long celebration that recognizes and thanks volunteers for their contributions that positively impact their communities. Three Mosaic volunteers, Joyce Finnell, Pastor Rachel Thorson Mithelman and Tonya Bagwell, describe their experiences giving back.
Among 500 entries across the country, ANCOR honors two Mosaic Direct Support Professionals for helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities achieve the goals and desires that matter to them.
Because discussions about Medicaid have been moving quickly, Mosaic has launched a “Medicaid Matters” blog post series. This inaugural issue covers Medicaid facts, why we advocate for its protection and what you can do to join us.
Belonging Matters: Mosaic empowers people to fully participate in their communities and live their lives in a way that reflects their personal goals and aspirations.
Before, Donna and Ashley were struggling and just living. Now they live the lives they choose and are thriving. Here, they share their stories.
October is Clergy Appreciation Month. Please join us in celebrating clergy who welcome and love people of all abilities in their faith communities.