Find Covid-19 Vaccine information here.
Special Education Services
Thurs., April 15 • 4 pm via Zoom
Information and links here.
Upcoming Seminar:
Transition Services
Thurs., April 29 • 4 pm via Zoom
Do you enjoy watching movies? With friends?
Join Tony & Garet!
Evenings beginning at 7 pm.
Find link HERE!
Covid-19 has resulted in a funding gap!
You can close that gap!
Your support is critical to sustaining the needs of our participants and our programs.
Your donation counts in so many ways to the individuals and their families served by Clallam Mosaic.
Join us for Virtual Mosaic MeetUps!
Everyone is welcome to join us for these FREE Zoom MeetUps!
Find information and all the links here: Virtual Mosaic!
If you are new to Clallam Mosaic,
please fill out and submit the Mosaic at Home / Virtual Mosaic Intake Form.
Also, please review and submit the Mosaic at Home Code of Conduct!
You will find a PDF schedule to download here!
Sending a big THANK YOU to the supporters of our
Mosaic at Home care and activity bags!
Following all guidelines regarding COVID- 19,
Clallam Mosaic is working to reduce exposure risks, and develop supports for participants, staff, families and caregivers.
Beginning in April we will be engaging in limited,
outside, in-person activities. Learn more here.
Zoom classes will continue: Winter Session through March 26.
The Spring Session: April 5 through June 25. No Zoom classes, Mon., May 31, Memorial Day.
Click here to find updates, resources and more.
We want to hear from you:
Phone: 360-681-8642
email: info@clallammosaic.org
Since 1998 Clallam Mosaic has been Empowering Ability.
You can Empower individuals with special needs!
Make a DONATION. Become a VOLUNTEER. Attend an EVENT.
More than 65 million people, 29% of the U.S. population, provide care
for a chronically ill, disabled or aged family member or friend during
any given year and spend an average
of 20 hours per week providing care for their loved one.
-- Caregiving in the United States;
National Alliance for Caregiving in collaboration with AARP; November 2009