Mosaic helps mentally ill lead productive lives

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More than twenty years ago, those with chronic mental illness had few options other than spending their lives in a ward of a state institution ? or if they could afford it, in a private hospital.

But as times have changed, so have the treatment of mental illness. One organization is working to ensure that those who suffer from severe mental disabilities are given every chance possible to lead productive lives in the community.

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