When we learned about Mosaic’s new core values, they described Connection as community, partnership and network.
I immediately thought of Lisa and the connections that have changed her life in the last year. When I met Lisa, it took me months to earn her friendship.
After a while, I learned she wanted a job in the community. For some reason or another, it just hadn’t happened.
Thanks to a simple connection on LinkedIn, we were able to change that.
Lisa was one of three people Mosaic supports in Kansas City who was involved in a three-week paid internship program designed by occupational therapy interns at Kansas University and the Kansas area Nebraska Furniture Mart.
A chance meeting with a Mosaic employee led Susan Harrison to want to learn more about the organization and, shortly thereafter, make a multi-year Partner in Possibilities pledge. Harrison met Mosaic Community Relations Officer Lauren Peyton at a community gathering....
It would probably be a toss-up if you asked who benefits more from a partnership between Mosaic in Northeast Kansas and the University of Kansas Occupational Therapy Department.Since August 2014, the partnership has helped 17 people served by Mosaic get jobs in the...
In the biblical story of the birth of Jesus, a “great company” of angels appeared to shepherds, praising God and signaling peace to people of good will. In Kansas City, Kansas, there’s a great company of ‘Mosaic angels’ who make Christmas a little brighter for many...
