Mosaic Family Services

Our Story

Mosaic Family Services was founded in 1993 by Dr. Walter Nguyen, a former refugee from Vietnam, to assist struggling refugees and immigrants in the Dallas area. Initially focused on drug education and counseling, the organization expanded its services to include health, social, and victim services, particularly for foreign-born victims of violence. In 2001, Mosaic established the first anti-trafficking program in Texas and opened a shelter for refugee and immigrant women and children victims of family violence. Today, Mosaic stands as a safe haven for survivors of human rights abuses, providing culturally competent services to those in need.

Impact

Mosaic Family Services has raised nearly $33.1 million through community support, significantly enhancing its ability to assist survivors of human rights abuses. The organization has doubled its impact on clients compared to previous years, demonstrating its effectiveness in providing essential services.

Why Donate?

Donating to Mosaic Family Services helps empower survivors of human rights abuses by providing them with essential services such as shelter, legal representation, and mental health support. Contributions directly impact the lives of those in need, enabling them to rebuild and transform their futures.

Get Involved

Your support can make a difference! Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help Mosaic Family Services continue its vital work in the community. Together, we can empower survivors and create lasting change.