Our Impact

Empowering people.
Supporting recovery.
Helping individuals thrive.

Hundreds of adults each year experience measurable improvements in wellbeing, confidence and social connection through Mosaic’s structured recovery community.

Based in Brixton, we work in one of the most disadvantaged areas in the country, where rates of serious mental illness are significantly higher than the national average. Our work provides consistent, practical support that helps people develop skills, reconnect with others and begin to see new possibilities for their future.

Every recovery journey matters at Mosaic.

Behind every statistic is a personal journey. Members describe Mosaic as a place where they feel understood, valued and able to take positive steps forward.

Hasan joined Mosaic in 2024. In this short film, he talks about his experience at the Clubhouse and the difference it has made to his wellbeing. Through community, structure and meaningful activity, Hasan has been able to rebuild confidence, develop new skills and take positive steps towards the future.

Measuring progress and wellbeing

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We track the difference our work makes through regular wellbeing and outcome monitoring. Members are supported by Engagement Workers to set personal goals and review progress over time. We use recognised tools such as the Short Warwick–Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (SWEMWBS) to understand changes in confidence, resilience and overall wellbeing.

Alongside this, our annual member satisfaction survey provides vital feedback on safety, belonging and the quality of support people experience. Together, these approaches help us continuously improve our services and ensure that members are empowered to recover and thrive.

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87.8%

Would recommend Mosaic to friends, family and those struggling with their
mental health.

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85.7%

Feel safe at Mosaic and treated with dignity
and respect.

Three people sitting at a table enjoying a meal at an indoor event.

85.7%

Feel part of a community and experience
reduced isolation.

Our 2024/25 Highlights

  • Two men at an outdoor event with greenery and a large umbrella in the background. One man is wearing a checkered hat and a blazer, and the other is wearing a blue bandana and a black t-shirt. They are posing for the camera, and the man with the blazer is giving a thumbs up.

    462

    Attended Mosaic Clubhouse over the year

  • Two women sitting at a table looking at papers, one writing with a pencil, in a room with yellow walls and a black TV mounted on the wall.

    199

    Member led workshops were delivered

  • A person with braided hair wearing a patterned shirt and black pants, standing indoors near a wall with a sign that reads 'Morley College London'.

    34

    Mosaic members secured employment

  • Woman with dark hair and glasses working at a desk with a computer and papers in an office, with 'Information Hub' sign and photos on the wall in the background.

    946

    Visits were made to our Information Hub

Become a Member

Our Annual Report highlights the progress, impact and community that have shaped Mosaic over the past year.

Mosaic Annual Report
Mosaic Annual Report
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Strong governance, real impact

Behind the scenes, Mosaic is supported by a committed Board of Trustees who help ensure we’re delivering the best possible support for our members and community.

They work through four key groups:

  • Finance & Performance Committee – overseeing budget, income & sustainability

  • Quality & Governance Committee – focusing on safety, safeguarding & quality

  • Board Development & Nominations Committee – building a strong & diverse Board

  • Fundraising Advisory Group – bringing external insight and support

This structure helps us stay accountable, make good decisions, and keep improving, so that more people in Lambeth can build confidence, find connection and move forward in their mental health journey.

  • Two smiling men sitting on a wooden bench outdoors, one wearing a white shirt with a cross necklace, and the other wearing a black Adidas jacket, with green foliage and a brick wall in the background.

    I don't know where I'd currently be in life without Mosaic Clubhouse; it has helped me become independent and mentally stable.

    Mosaic Member

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    Mosaic has helped me learn a lot, despite my disability. I am a renewed person that improves everyday thanks to Mosaic. The staff have been very helpful to me since I joined in all aspects of my life.

    Mosaic Member

  • Three people standing in a garden holding potted plants, with a brick wall and wooden fence in the background.

    Overtime, my confidence grew, and I started to come in more regularly as I had something meaningful to do during the day and Mosaic kept my brain busy.

    Mosaic Member