More than tax status sets Mosaic apart as a nonprofit. Reinvesting profits in services and people rather than paying an owner or investors makes a quality difference for people served and helps build and maintain a mission-focused workforce.
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Read MoreFor too long, Direct Support Professionals have shared a Standard Occupational Classification with roles that have some of the same responsibilities, but are different. With the re-introduction of the “Recognizing the Role of a Direct Support Professional Act,” there’s an opportunity to change that.
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Read MoreOnce a taboo subject, people with intellectual or developmental disabilities desire close relationships. Whether it’s deep friendship or even dating, it just requires well-planned support to be in place.
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Read MoreChoosing a provider for intellectual and developmental disability services is an important decision. It can also be overwhelming. Here are questions you can ask to find a provider that truly aligns with your specific needs, goals and dreams.
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Read MoreWaiting 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.
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Read MoreNearly three out of four people served residentially by Mosaic live in host homes or shared living. Learn five reasons why it works well for so many people.
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Read MoreBecoming 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.
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Read MoreWhat does a “good life” look like? At Mosaic, we know the answer is always personal.
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Read MoreLiving a life of possibilities looks different to everyone, and at Mosaic, we honor that difference. In our newest issue of Promise magazine, you’ll learn how Mosaic’s approach to personalized services improves lives and enables people to achieve their personal goals and ambitions.
The issue also recaps the recent Martin Luther Home Centennial Celebration, introduces new Mosaic Board and Foundation Board members and celebrates the recipients of our Partners in Possibilities and Advocacy awards. The post Promise Magazine: When Mosaic Succeeds, People Win appeared first on Mosaic.
Read MoreNeed 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. The post A High-Five and a Hug Are the Norm for Rich appeared first on Mosaic.
Read MoreNearly sixty congregations and ministries applied for ELCA Disability Ministries grants this year, reflecting deep commitment to belonging throughout the church. Six ministries were selected for 2025 funding, each undertaking creative accessibility projects in their communities. More details will follow in a future update. Read the announcement on ELCA Disability Ministries.
Read MoreELCA Disability Ministries recently gathered 168 leaders for a webinar on affordable, practical steps toward accessible worship and congregational life. The session explored “holy creativity,” resources for Blind and Deaf community members, and ways to support people with invisible and cognitive disabilities. A full recording is now available. Watch the webinar on ELCA Disability Ministries or in this blog post.
Read MoreThere’s nothing like finding a Bright Spot on an otherwise dreary day. But bright spots happen in many ways—and Mosaic has a way for you to create one for someone on Giving Tuesday. The post Giving Tuesday Gifts Create Bright Spots for People appeared first on Mosaic.
Read MoreMosaic celebrated the 100th anniversary of the founding of Martin Luther Home last month. The event was also a reminder of the privilege to be a temporary caretaker of the mission the founders passed down through multiple generations. The post Celebrating 100 Years of Loving and Serving Others appeared first on Mosaic.
Read MoreThe right supports in the right environment are life-changing for people. For Dawn and daughter Brooke, Mosaic provided both and their lives have been transformed.
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Read MoreJust as every clergy member is individual, the ways in which they support those served by Mosaic are diverse as well. During Clergy Appreciation Month, Mosaic thanks them all for sharing themselves and their unique gifts and talents. The post A Word of Thanks During Clergy Appreciation Month appeared first on Mosaic.
Read MoreThis year marks the 80th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month. The celebration honors the value and talent American workers with disabilities add to the country’s workplaces.
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Read MoreHere’s a heartwarming story of two best friends and their shared life through Mosaic at Home Shared Living.
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Read MoreELCA Disability Ministries has released its Fall 2025 updates, including a free Nov. 17 webinar on creating accessible church spaces on a budget. You’ll also find a recap from the Churchwide Assembly, reflections on mental health and disability, new teaching tools, and upcoming awareness events. Learn how your congregation can take faithful, practical steps toward greater inclusion and hospitality. Read the full newsletter here.
Read MoreAs uncertainty around Medicaid funding grew in Washington, D.C, Robyn and other Home Providers made sure their Congressional representatives, friends and neighbors saw the faces and heard the names of people who rely on services made possible through the program.
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