Mosaic in Northeast Nebraska

08/13/2026

When a child sees someone with a disability, they are naturally curious and may have questions. With students heading back to school this fall, we connected with Author and Speaker Tasha Schuh to discuss how parents can talk to their children about interacting with people with disabilities.

https://www.mosaicinfo.org/blog/advocacy/back-to-school-3-tips-for-talking-to-children-about-people-with-disabilities/

08/13/2026

A new Action Alert is live on MosaicAlliedVoices.org, and your voice can make a difference.

For too long, Direct Support Professionals have shared a Standard Occupational Classification with roles that have some of the same responsibilities, but are different.

With your help, that could change. Recently, a U.S. Senate committee unanimously passed the Recognizing the Role of the Direct Support Professionals Act. Now, the bill heads to the Senate for a vote this fall.

Help us keep the momentum going for this important legislation by contacting your U.S. Senator today and asking them to support DSPs.

08/06/2026

For parents of a child with a disability, there’s more to consider at the start of a new school year than simply checking off the items on a supply list. Here are some actions that can help set a child with a disability up for school success.

Here are some activities to help parents of a child with a disability prepare for a new school year and set their child up for success.

08/06/2026

George Foreman was born in Texas, but he loved the Sioux City area so much he asked to be buried there. We had a great afternoon visiting his memorial and the hills he loved so much!

08/03/2026

August is National Make-a-Will Month. Take advantage of this opportunity to craft a legacy that reflects the caring person you are and make your values last for generations to come. Resources are available here: plannedgiving.mosaicinfo.org/make-a-will-month

ID: Two hands holding a red paper heart and text that reads "National Make-A-Will Month" Estate gifts will support Mosaic's mission for generations to come." Over light blue background and the Mosaic Logo over dark blue background.

07/31/2026

I scream, you scream, we all scream.... OK, well we didn't actually do a lot of screaming. Mostly smiling and laughing! We had a great day at the Blue Bunny Visitor Center!

07/31/2026

Doctors didn’t give Brady’s parents much hope for his future when he was born with Down syndrome in 1971. Thankfully, they didn’t listen. Brady is a shining example of this year’s Disability Pride Month Theme, “The World Works Best With Us.” In this blog, his sister shares what inspired her to write a book about Brady and how Mosaic helped him through a major life transition. Read it here.

Learn how his parents' determination set Brady on a course to defy doctors’ early expectations.

07/29/2026

If you’ve been searching for a workplace where your daily effort creates meaningful change, Mosaic is looking for you! We’re hiring driven, compassionate people who want more than just a paycheck.

🚀 Current Featured Openings:

* Certified Medication Aide - Norfolk
* Direct Support Professional - Columbus & Norfolk

Take the step toward a career you can truly be proud of.

🔗 Learn more or Apply now at: mosaiccareers.org

💰 Perk Alert: We offer a Daily Pay option! Get access to your earnings before scheduled paydays.

07/24/2026

When faced with a decision, many of us often talk with people we trust before making a final choice. Advocates for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities are making sure they are given the same opportunities. Read how supportive decision-making is helping people live their best lives.
https://www.mosaicinfo.org/blog/advocacy/empowering-choice-how-supportive-decision-making-helps-people-thrive/

07/16/2026

When asked what advice she’d give parents who have a child with an intellectual or developmental disability, Ana Sanchez said to ask for help when needed. As someone who’s been there, Ana knows it’s not always easy. Here are five lessons she’s learned through the years that she hopes will help others.
https://www.mosaicinfo.org/blog/bold-lives/five-pieces-of-advice-for-parents-of-a-child-with-a-disability/