Waiting lists for Medicaid funding for home- and community-based services are not a new issue. But, as some states in Mosaic’s network have eliminated them—or are working to do so—new challenges may be on the horizon with federal funding cuts looming.
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.
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.
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.
Promise Magazine Illustrates How Mosaic’s Person-Centered Services and Its Partners Successfully Help Others
Volunteers help build relationships, offer new opportunities and build memories for the people Mosaic supports and for themselves. National Volunteer Week is a great opportunity to say Thank You, because they lighten the load and brighten the day for people.
March is National Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Month which promotes inclusion for all. Learn how you can help Mosaic further its campaign, “Inclusion Inspires.”
Mosaic’s winter 2023 Promise magazine about people we support with intellectual and developmental disabilities is now online.