Mosaic in Central Nebraska

12/12/2025

Cheryl Wicks, Mosaic’s Vice President for External Affairs, was in Washington D.C. this week advocating on behalf of Direct Support Professionals and the vital role they play in helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and other diverse needs thrive in their communities.

Watch Cheryl’s short video to learn more about recently re-introduced legislation and then visit MosaicAlliedVoices.org to learn how you can lend your voice to this important issue.

12/12/2025

Are you ready for a career that's truly meaningful? It’s time to leave "ordinary" behind. At Mosaic, we offer positions where you can make a real difference every single day. Your compassion has a home here.

Here are our current opportunities:

* Direct Support Supervisor - York
* Licensed Practical Nurse or Registered Nurse - Grand Island

Learn more or apply now - https://c.xor.ai/108022

Don't forget to ask about Daily Pay!

12/12/2025

Our friends in Grand Island had a blast in the kitchen —layering noodles, spreading sauce, and creating a delicious lasagna together. Along the way, they practiced important skills like following steps, working as a team, building confidence, and learning everyday kitchen safety.

Fun moments like this aren’t just about cooking—they help build independence and celebrate what each person can do!

12/12/2025

At Mosaic, we don't offer ordinary jobs. We offer a path to purpose. We have positions open right now where you can make a real difference every single day—for the people you support, and for yourself. Ready for a career that's truly meaningful?

Here are our current opportunities:

* Certified Medication Aide - Grand Island & York
* Direct Support Professional - Hastings & York

Learn more or apply now - https://c.xor.ai/855991

Don't forget to ask about Daily Pay!

12/08/2025

Nothing warms a cold day like giving back! Our friends in York proudly rang the bell for The Salvation Army, spreading cheer and supporting a great cause. We love seeing those we support engaging, contributing, and making our community stronger!

12/05/2025

Meet our new leaders!

We are excited to announce the election of five new members to the Mosaic and Mosaic Foundation Boards of Directors, each serving a three-year term: Carrie Barth, Mark Ekerberg, Jennifer Renken, Mark Olsen, and Paul Johnson.

Their expertise will drive us forward as we work to improve the lives of people with diverse needs. Read more about these leaders and their hopes for our future.

Five new members have been elected to the Mosaic and Mosaic Foundation Boards! Read about them and their inspiration and vision for our next chapter

12/01/2025

Be sure to check out our Mosaic tree at the Fantasy of Trees at the Stuhr Museum!
This special tree was a true team effort—our friends in Holdrege painted decorations and colored the presents, and our friends in Grand Island brought it all to life by decorating the tree.

We’re so proud of their creativity and collaboration!

11/29/2025

Thanksgiving may have passed, but our gratitude continues.
A big thank-you to Mid-Nebraska Disposal for helping make our upcoming Partners in Possibility event a success and for believing in the people we serve. Your support keeps hope moving forward.

11/27/2025

Happy from Mosaic! 🦃 We’re for all those across our network who continuously support our mission to love and serve. We hope you have a relaxing holiday with your loved ones!

11/27/2025

During this week of gratitude, we’re reflecting on the many partners who make our mission stronger. A heartfelt thank-you to Middleton Electric, Inc. of Grand Island for sponsoring our Partners in Possibility event. Because of supporters like you, people we serve can grow, achieve, and shine. We’re truly thankful!

11/26/2025

11/25/2025

As Thanksgiving approaches, we give thanks for the many blessings that surround us. A sincere thank-you to Kim's Auto Repair Service of Grand Island for being a sponsor of our Partners in Possibility event . Your support empowers the people we serve to live fuller, more meaningful lives.