Bethphage Village Axtell, Nebraska - The Oaks Senior Living

Bethphage Village
Axtell, Nebraska
Mosaic at Bethphage Village provides services that respect the human dignity and
rights of each person. An interdisciplinary team of family, staff members and
professional consultants support individuals served in developing personal goals and
programs. Mosaic’s services help people participate fully in Axtell’s community life.
The Village’s staff is one of its most valuable assets. Mosaic always seeks out employees with
compassion and a strong sense of service to others.
Residential Services
Mosaic provides people with cheerful homes and supports consistent
with their needs and preferences.
■ 24-hour assistance
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help with leisure activities
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menu planning, shopping and cooking
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money management
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assistance with health and safety
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household care and maintenance
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bathing, dressing and grooming
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interpersonal skills
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accessing community supports such as dental and medical
offices, libraries, government offices and many other public
and recreational facilities
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Community Services
■ Recreation and Leisure
Community activities, such as movies, dining
out and sporting events, offer a variety of opportunities for social interaction. Mosaic’s staff
supports participation in community activities
according to people’s preferences.
Mosaic provides a variety of services tailored to each person’s
needs, wants and interests.
Day service sites provide community activities, crafts, sensory
activities, academic skills and pre-vocational training.
Mosaic also offers educational, therapeutic, environmental,
recreational and sensory enhancements.
▼ The Village Autism Program
■ Miracle of the Prairie Retreat Center
Mosaic maintains two fully-equipped retreat
centers at the Village. Retreat participants,
through hands–on experiences, learn about
Mosaic’s services and become knowledgeable
advocates for people with disabilities.
▼ Therapeutic swimming pool
■ Volunteer Opportunities
Mosaic values all volunteers and offers several
areas in which they can contribute talents and
interests to enhance the lives of clients.
■ Religious Services
The Village’s beautiful Zion Chapel provides the
setting for weekly worship services. Mosaic
works with all religious traditions to foster faith
connections.
■ Nature’s Mosaic
Visitors are treated to an 80-acre natural prairie
wonderland. It provides fully accessible hiking
trails, fishing, picnicking and the opportunity to
observe prairie wildlife, plants, fish, insects and
the phenomenal migration of waterfowl each
Spring and Fall.
▼ Indoor and outdoor environmental
sensory stimulation centers
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■ Conference Center
Mosaic offers a conference center with presenters from a variety of fields who can help educate
conference participants.
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People with disabilities deserve the opportunity
to experience fullness of life through community
services such as retail shops, a medical center and
libraries. People receive the support they need to
access required services.
Specialized Services
▼ Special education school
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Mission
Embracing God’s call to serve in the world, Mosaic advocates for people with intellectual disabilities and provides
opportunities for them to enjoy a full life.
Mosaic welcomes and appreciates monetary and in-kind gifts, volunteers and advocates.Your support makes the difference
in providing quality services to people with disabilities. For information about speakers, admissions, volunteering and giving
opportunities, please contact Mosaic in Axtell.
Mosaic at Bethphage Village
More than nine decades ago, children and
adults with mental retardation and developmental
disabilities often endured abuse and abandonment in large institutions. In response to the
isolation they faced, the Rev. K.G. William
Dahl, a Lutheran pastor, founded Bethphage
near Axtell, Neb., in 1913. Bethphage soon
became known as the “miracle of the prairie”
for its dedication to helping people with
disabilities grow toward independence.
This rich heritage of supporting and advocating
for people with disabilities grew further on
July 1, 2003, with the founding of Mosaic, the
consolidation of Bethphage and Martin Luther
Homes. Mosaic now serves more than 3,800
people with disabilities through agencies in
13 states and Great Britain.
The Rev. K.G. William Dahl
Affiliations
Mosaic is an affiliated social ministry organization of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and a member of
Lutheran Services in America.
Non-discrimination
Mosaic will not discriminate in matters of employment or service
delivery on the basis of race, creed, age, color, sex, religion, national
origin, ancestry, physical or mental disability, marital status or
veteran status.
© 2010 Mosaic. All rights reserved. Mosaic is a nonprofit 501(c)(3)
organization.
1044 23rd Rd. | P.O. Box 67 | Axtell, NE 68924-3679
P 308.743.2401 | F 308.743.2659
www.mosaicinaxtell.org
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