MOSAIC FAMILY SERVICES IS A SAFE HAVEN FOR

SURVIVORS OF HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES, INCLUDING

REFUGEES AND SURVIVORS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

Dear Friends,

This year, Mosaic Family Services celebrates 25 years as a safe haven for survivors

of human rights abuses. Throughout the years, our dedication to providing comprehensive social services and educational programs specialized for refugee and immigrant communities remains unchanged.

In the last year, we directly served nearly 10,000 individuals and families fleeing from violence, and provided outreach to 15,000 additional members of our community. We reached survivors from 53 countries, invested in lasting partnerships, and empowered people to become self-sufficient.

Now more than ever, this critical work would not be possible without the support

of our community. With your support, we will continue this legacy of care.

Warmest Regards,

Walter H. Nguyen, Ph.D. Executive Director

The mission of Mosaic Family Services is to support, educate, and empower the individuals and families of the multicultural communities in

North Texas. For 25 years, we have impacted thousands of lives and empowered survivors of human rights abuses to become self-sufficient by

creating access to opportunities.

OUR CLIENTS’ NEEDS ARE MET IN ONE SAFE PLACE:

CASE MANAGEMENT

SHELTER LEGAL SERVICES

COUNSELING COMMUNITY EDUCATION

With a beautiful residential space, large outdoor porch and play area, children’s play room, multipurpose room and library, counseling and play therapy rooms, tranquility garden, and resource room, our clients have everything they need to feel safe and empowered. Not only do residents receive the basic necessities including food, clothing, hygiene items, and medical care, they gain independence through on-site ESL classes, job and life skills training, counseling, and parenting courses. Children at the shelter receive help with school enrollment, immunizations, life skills, health care, tutoring, and much more.

335 Women and children fled domestic violence or human trafficking and sought safety at Mosaic House

132 Children received advocacy services

Mosaic House provided 37,376 meals and 14,888 emergency nights of shelter

Mosaic creates access to opportunities for our clients, empowering them toward independence.

Our wrap around services are held together with comprehensive case management. Every new client is assigned a case manager to identify their needs and help access resources, functioning as interpreters and advocates. Client advocacy gives survivors the tools they need to become self-sufficient.

543 victims of crime and their families received advocacy and case management, including 107 survivors of human trafficking

Our diverse staff speak more than 25 languages, enabling us to provide comprehensive and culturally competent services.

We helped 890 refugees access healthcare and navigate the healthcare system to improve their long term health.

The Multicultural Legal Services Department provides free family and immigration law services to survivors of human rights abuses.

Mosaic attorneys provide legal consultations and represent survivors in divorce, custody, child support, and protective order hearings. Many survivors also need immigration assistance, especially if their legal immigration status depends upon an ongoing relationship with their abusive partner.

538 Individuals and their families received legal assistance

A study by researchers from Colgate University found that, while legal representation is the service to which fewest survivors have access, it is also the only service that is predictive of a decline in

intimate partner violence.

460 Refugees received assistance with citizenship or permanent residency applications

Bilingual counselors utilize the Multicultural Counseling Model as well as play and art therapy to assist refugees, immigrants, and survivors of family violence and human trafficking in overcoming trauma and improving their emotional well-being.

334 Survivors found hope and healing through counseling

In play therapy, children are encouraged to express their feelings and to communicate in a nurturing, safe, and empowering environment.

In addition to providing direct services to survivors, our team conducts outreach to build healthier, stronger families and communities and help stop human rights abuses in North Texas and beyond.

Our participation as an active member of local, regional, and national coalitions, task forces, and networks helps us build strong partnerships and inform policies intended to fight violence against women and human trafficking.

2,579 Professionals were trained on the issue of human trafficking and assisted with trafficking prevention resources

3,836 Individuals were reached through anti-trafficking outreach

12,670 Outreach materials were distributed across North Texas

The Multicultural Youth Substance Abuse Prevention program (MYSAP) seeks to prevent substance abuse by building positive attitudes, values, behaviors, and skills for at-risk refugee and immigrant youth.

Through our substance abuse prevention curriculum/work, we target the physical, mental, emotional, and behavioral development of children.

5,765 Students and their families received life skills training and education on substance abuse prevention

Our services include: • Life skills education classes • Presentations for youth and adult community members • Community educational programs • Community outreach

Leadership

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Cindy J. Young, Board Chair Jay Forester, Vice Chair Kirk DeCardenas, Treasurer Karen Fleig, Secretary Shaleen Clay Dania Duncan Sylvia Gutierrez, DVM Peter Hazim, DDS Tracie A. Jay. BSN, RN Lindi Light Suzanne Maxwell, Ph.D., CPP Carolyn S. Mulvey Bobby S. Mukundan Ashley Anderson Smith Elizabeth Weathersby Rekha Yalamanchili

ADVISORY BOARD

Rep. Rafael Anchia Vaishali Bhatia Lauren Embrey Hind Jarrah Lauren Kaye Angela Lee Sarah Losinger Patricia Lyons Sue de Mille Minyard Kristen Muller Susan Elizabeth Muller Anthony Nguyen Lana Novak Byrne Robin Oliveros Audrey Stein Martha Stowe

Mohamed Omar Grace Padua Vanessa Paulin Jessica Paz Carolina Ramos Aceil Rashid Fatima Rasul Nina Rebolleda Alexis Ritvalski Edith Rivera Janette Rodriguez Anna Rupani Laura Santos Kim Than Niang Vung Maura Wenk Michelle Wood

Walter H. Nguyen, Ph. D., Executive Director Bill Bernstein, Deputy Director Mirjana Omeragic, Director of Refugee and Multicultural Family Violence Services Sulan Chang, Assistant Director of Family Violence and Human Trafficking Services Genevieve Petersen, Development Director Han Le, Finance Manager Kim-Cuong Than, Multicultural Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Program Director Meijken Westenskow, Legal Program Director Nancy Rocha, Shelter Director Claudia Ospina, Counseling Program Director Noel Mendoza, Human Trafficking Outreach Coordinator Colin McCatharn, Assistant Finance Manager Momtaz Begum, Development Manager Haidar Al Zuheiri, Citizenship Coordinator and IT Manager

Angie Carreon Nathalie Chara Anna Clark Edgar Cruz Brandon Dawson Dora Dowell Hadia El Nagdi Ashley-Ann Enriquez Melissa Gutierrez Jessica Gutierrez Dee Hart Jennifer Howard-Thompson

Ghazwan Abdullah Melissa Adkins Jerusalem Admassu Haidar Al Zuheiri Dhefar Alheleji Frishta Ali Shristi Bajracharya Sara Bessette Kristin Bridgman Flor Brown Claudia Carballal Amy Carr

Niki Joo Marie Kadjibieu Ganesh Kafley Aroonvan Karunphan Alison Maher John Marin Nathaly Mendez Noel Mendoza Christine Morales Josephine Muchai Brittany Mumford Jane Olvera

The Mosaic gala is an annual celebration of the work we’ve accomplished and the people who make that work possible. On October 6, 2017, 370 guests gathered to celebrate the resiliency of survivors of

human trafficking and domestic violence.

Thank you to Co-Chairs Ashley Anderson Smith and Nusia Sookarow and Honorary

Chair Susan Posnick!

The 8th Annual Gala raised $150,000 for our vital programs!

Mosaic’s Gala Kick-off Party was on Wednesday, August 2 at the Akola Flagship store. Guests enjoyed cocktails and light bites and shopped the Akola jewelry collections, including a first-view of the latest fall designs.

On Thursday, September 28, Anne Stodghill and Neiman Marcus Downtown hosted a patron party for Mosaic supporters.

Brittany Merrill Underwood, Founder and CEO of Akola and recipient of the 2017 Champion of Human Rights Award

Joined by emcee Steve Kemble, party goers received cocktails, dinner by cn catering, and live entertainment by DJ LC. Party guests bid on fabulous live and silent auction items and participated in raffle drawings and casino games.

8th Annual Gala

Special thanks to Southern Glazers Wine and Spirits, Bob Manzano, Neiman Marcus, sixty five hundred, BoothBooth, and Steve Kemble.

817 Volunteers contributed over 7,778 service hours, resulting in more than $140,502 in-kind dollars.

Alliance on Underage Drinking (ALOUD) Avance Blue Cross Blue Shield Boys & Girls Club of FW Brookhaven College Child and Family Guidance Centers Child Care Group Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Church of the Incarnation Dallas Area Drug Prevention Partnership Dallas Challenge Dallas ISD Dallas Sheriff's Training Academy El Centro Paramedic Training Center Even Stevens Family Compass Garland ISD Genesis Grand Prairie ISD Hampton Road Baptist Church Heartland Alliance Hilti Hope’s Supply Co I AM HERE suicide prevention coalition Irving ISD Jabian Group Mayor’s Intern Program

Memnosyne Institute Methodist Hospital Mr. Cooper National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) New Horizon Vineyard Church North Texas Anti-Trafficking Team North Texas Behavioral Health Authority North Texas Coalition Against Human Trafficking North Texas Court Clerk Association North Texas Network of Prevention and Intervention Providers Parkland Plano Day Labor Center Plano ISD Rainbow Days Recovery Resource Council SAGU Santa Fe Youth Services Spanish House Texas Health Resources-Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners Program The Family Place BE Project The Gift of Joy Project The Mexican Consulate TIAA Tobacco-free North Texas TWU Occupational Therapy Vickery Meadows Youth Foundation Vogel Alcove VOICE

The Church of the Incarnation chose Mosaic House for their parish-wide service event on April 1, 2017. Projects included: • Creating a playroom for the kids from a

storage room • Building a pergola, Geodome, picnic

tables, playhouses, and bike racks • Trimming bushes and planting flowers • Painting all common rooms • Decorating all bedrooms, common

rooms, and staff bathroom • Improving storage in the office, attic,

and other areas • Replenishing the Mosaic House pantry

with food donations • AND Residents were taken on field trip

to the Perot Museum during the renovations!

This year, the GCS Mom’s League, FLITE to Freedom, and the South Asian Bar

Association (SABA) each raised funds for Mosaic’s vital programs.

Thank you for making our work possible!

The LADV committee recruited volunteers to

resurface the children’s basketball court and spend

more than a weekend building the playground set

from the ground up. Upon the completion of the

playground renovations, the committee dedicated the

playground to an FBI agent and DOL agent who have

contributed greatly to help domestic violence victims.

Thank you for this amazing gift to the children we

serve!

This year, the Lawyers Against Domestic Violence (LADV) committee of the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers adopted Mosaic House.

Hannah Alexander Anonymous Tom and Rosalind Perantie Diego and Jiroko Lopez Andrea Bass Karen Baughman Momtaz Begum and Chase Fleischman Bill Bernstein Ian Berry Bethancourt Family Patrick and Tom Boyd-Lloyd Rebecca and Ron Brakke Flor Brown Laura Burgess Tanner Castle Lee Financial Company, LLC Ron Cook Diana Cuellar Sue de Mille Minyard and Jim Minyard Charlie DeCardenas Henry DeCardenas Karen Dutt-Doner Robyn Etzel Karen and Russ Fleig Jay Forester J.L. Forke Kim Foster

Patricia Freshwater Cindy Guild Emily Hoffman Angie Hoquang Carey Hurst Valerie Keener Sledge Killion Rian amd Mony Koduvath Catherine Langlois Tammy and George Lee Lindi Light Patricia Lyons Trang Ma Kate Malter McLean Colin McCatharn Susanne Moore Adrienne Morrow Shannon and Bobby Mukundan Aaron and Carolyn Mulvey Eric Nadel Walter Nguyen Anthony Nguyen Genevieve and Keith Petersen Adam Plake Michael Rogers Linda Ross and Floyd Hall Jane Sibley

Ashley Anderson Smith and Dr. Bert Smith Smitty and Bridget Smith Robert and Priscilla Spradley Diane Tasian Et Bill and Barbara Walton Carla Whitehead Cindy Young

Thank you!

Our Financials REVENUE Government Grants $2,254,778 Contributions $326,147 United Way $362,597 In-Kind $241,200 Special Events $222,849 Other Income $5,585 Total $3,693,156

EXPENSES Program Services $3,360,183 Management /General $117,800 Fundraising $208,005 Total $3,685,988 Due to the timing of grant funding, some expenses from FY17 are reimbursed in FY18

91 CENTS OF EVERY DOLLAR SPENT IN 2017

WENT DIRECTLY TO PROGRAM SERVICES.

Government Grants

Contributions

United Way

In-Kind

Special Events

Other Income

Program Services

Management andGeneral

Fundraising

Sameen Abdullah Mary Adams Suzie and Wendy Adams-Fahlle AdvanceNet Labs AILA Texas Chapter Tracy Akbany Hannah Alexander Anna Alvarado & Samuel Gomez Sam Alvarado AmazingGrace.Life Amazon Smile Foundation America's Charities Anonymous R.L. Arredondo Gregg Asher AT&T Foundation Pam Autrey Rebecca Ballman Bank of Texas Barbara Bush Middle School Baron and Blue Foundation Lauren Bateman Momtaz Begum Cecil Bellon Bill Bernstein Kamala Bernstein Beth Marie's at Unicorn Lake Fred Biagi James Bigley Earl and Cecilia Bills Lynn and Scott Bissett Gina Blanton Katie Bloom Lauryn Bloom Jonathan Blum

Brian Bolke Heather Bolner Boone Family Foundation Deborah Bowles Braziel Law Offices Kristie and Mark Brooks Christina Brookshire Susan and Jeff Brown Brent Buechele Susan Burton Kellee Butler Lorena and Chris Canellos Elizabeth Carlson Carol Orr & Company Incorportated Catharine Elizabeth Laney Trust Martha and Derrick Champagne Julie Chu Cindi's NY Deli Restaurant & Bakery Manda and James Clay Shaleen M. Clay Communities Foundation of Texas Community Health Charities Renee Contreras Clinton Cook Cook Family Connie and Ed Copley Rebecca Cormier Robert Cortez Jonathan Countryman Emilia Cowan Sheryl Crutchfield Sara Cyrus Dallas Association of Young Lawyers Dallas Foundation Dallas Women’s Foundation Srinu Dasari Kim Daugherty Kirk DeCardenas Heidi Dillon

Marquel Dionne Rebecca Dorton Tracey Dowling Justin Drawert Dania Duncan and Steve Sim Sally and Tom Dunning Andreza Eberwein Mimi and Ian Edmonds Jamie Edwards Warren Edwards Angie Eichorn El Fenix Enaxis Lynae Fearing and Derek Walker Lindsay Ferguson Fight Against Domestic Violence Nicole Figueroa and Michael Greenwald Karen and Russ Fleig FLITE to Freedom Jay Forester Tammy Forester Tiffany Forsberg JB Foshee Stephen Fox Antoinette Foy Carla Fraser Patti Frenette Elizabeth and Dennis Gable Anne Marie Gan GCS Mom's League Inc. Amy McKay Gehan Vinson George Give with Liberty Erik Glissmann Gil Glover Angela and Costel Goga Robert Gordon Donny Graneto Julia Green

Greenberg Traurig, LLP Dana Guild Sylvia Gutierrez Dr. Vu Hanh-Phuoc and Dr. Khuong Huu Loc Vida Hale Hammond Management Susan and Stephen Hamn Hannah Hansen William Harding Ford Harmon Michael S. Hays Heidi and Peter Hazim Charlotte Hickey Hillcrest Foundation Michael Hineman Hoblitzelle Foundation Jason Hochstein Hogland Foundation Monique and Stephen Hohmann Angie Hoquang and Dr. Walter H. Nguyen Valeria Huebner Meredith Humphrey Amy Jantz Tracie and Jeff Jay Miki Johnston Junior League of Dallas Justice Mission Sylvia Kalluvilayil Nancy and Hal Karp Kathleen Kearney Kelsie Keathley Stephanye Keeble Valerie and Phillip Keener Kelso Law PLLC Kendra Scott Design, Inc.

Bruce Kimmerle Nancy Klompus Jeff and Amy Knowlton Nagesh Kothacheruvu Pam Kramer Lisa and Peter Kraus Richard Kuo Steven Ladik Catherine Langlois Caroline Bower Lawrence Nhan H. Le Phong Le Han Le Hong T. Le Erica B and Scott A Lewinter Liberty Mutual Foundation Lindi Light Jo Marie Lilly Ilise D. Lipton Amy Lowe Patricia Lyons Trisha Magnuson Helen Malloy Ryan Malphurs David Manges Jacqueline Marocco Elizabeth Martinez Billy Mattison Colin McCathern Kelly McClure Bret McKinney Troy McNabb Wendy Mcrell Nancie Merrill Tinsley Merrill Sue de Mille Minyard and Jim Minyard Joe Mitchell Moody Foundation Lanita S. Morgan

Leanne and Andy Moye Alyssa Mueller Shannon and Bobby Mukundan Carolyn and Aaron Mulvey Prakash Narasimhan Neiman Marcus Network for Good Antoinette Nevils New Hope Lutheran Church Anthony Nguyen Derek Nguyen Nguyen Nguyen Tuan Nguyen Cash Nickerson Jana Nobles Jess Noesser Joan and Charlie Nye Lanese Ogunkua Shannon O'Malley Carol and Bruce Orr Tania and Jeff Palen Beth Palma Victor Palomino Allison Parker Kristin and Steve Parrino Karan Passey Aphrodite and Sam Paulos Paychex, Inc. Ashley and Greg Pearl Genevieve and Keith Petersen Bryant T. Phelan Courtney Frazier Philips Lauren Pierce Polsinelli Susan Posnick Alexis Potaman Jack Pryor Jaspreet Puri

Elaine Raffel Vinod Ramadurai Mark Rasmussen Chelsea Riley Deborah Roberts David Rodriguez Maleiah & Ryan Rogers John Rowe Anna Rupani Jennifer Ryback Sabre Inc. Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church Gerardo Javier Sanchez Binaka Sankaran Sheri Schieber Allison Schmitz Jason Scully-Clemmons Rachel Secore Amera Sergie Leigh and Eddie Servigon Dhiren Shethia Jane Sibley Paul Simon Ashley Anderson Smith and Dr. Bert Smith Jason Smith Shelby Smith Hamilton Sneed Nusia and Scott Sookarow Christopher and Jennifer Sorrells Sheila Soukup Laura Southward Audrey Spangenberg Spice in the City, LLC

St Francis of Assisi Secular Franciscan Fraternity St. John Knits, Inc. State Bar of Texas Joshua Stein MG and Jon Stevens Robert Stiles Anne and Steve Stodghill Janelle and Bill Stone Stonebriar Veterinary Centre Tara and Harvey Stotland Mersina Stubbs TWU Student Occupational Therapy Doni Tashbekov TEGNA Foundation and WFAA Texas Council on Family Violence Kim Than Craig Theroff Amy Thomasson TIAA Insurance Pam Tidwell Michael Tran Truist Courtney Trylovich UBS Business Solutions Mahesh Veeramani Connie and Roy Viana Vizient Raju Vyas Jordan Walker

Mosaic has been a proud United Way Service provider for nearly

twenty years.

Our warmest thanks to our extraordinary supporters for helping thousands of survivors rebuild their lives free from violence, exploitation, and oppression. You make our work possible.

Tammie Dunn Walker Kent Wallace Courtney Watson Neena and James Watts Elizabeth Weathersby and Jeff Sanders Laurie Welsch Roxane West Meijken Westenskow Diann White Carla Whitehead Jennifer Wilcox Susan and Steven Wilkofsky Women of Saint Michael WSP + CCCD Crystal Xia Rekha Yalamanchili Blake Yanez Cindy Young YourCause Zelle LLP Emily Ziebell

THANK YOU gracias

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спасибо

хвала

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谢谢

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