About us
Founded in 2007, Mosaic was created to fill the gap in bereavement provision across the county. Prior to this, support for bereaved children and young people was limited as the only support available was from hospices offering support after the death of someone suffering from a long-term illness.
Mosaic support children and young people who have been bereaved of someone special, such as a parent, sibling, friend or a member of their extended family. This includes all causes of death such as long-term illness, sudden death, suicide, murder or road traffic accident.
Our Aims & Mission
To develop a Dorset wide network of specialist bereavement support for all children, young people and their families.
To work collaboratively with other agencies to enable a cohesive framework of support before, during and after the death of someone close.
To create a child centred service which offers a pathway of support for bereaved children, young people and their families.
To provide support for those young people facing the death of a loved one.
Safeguarding
Mosaic – Supporting Bereaved Children believe that all children and young people should be able to participate in therapy, events, and activity days in a safe environment.
Mosaic accepts both the duty of care to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and is committed to ensuring safeguarding practice which protects them from abuse and harm and that it is compliant with statutory responsibilities, legislation and national guidance.
Our Mosaic Safeguarding policy is available for anyone to read here.
Our Lead Safeguarding Officer is Jo Revill who can be contacted at:
DBS Checks
We ensure that all of our staff, trustees, therapists and volunteers obtain an enhanced DBS check.
Updated December 2023
Who's Who?
If you would like to meet our Trustees - please click here : Trustees
Below find our office team