Working alongside those impacted by homelessness, poverty, and trauma in our city.
Creating safe spaces for health, hope, accountability and healing.
Offering Life Skills Classes via Recovery Cafe programming.
Focusing on workforce development with our Jobs & Mentoring (JAM) Academy
Offering supportive services to our friends at the City of West Sac’s Project Homekey and others.
Rise of the Mosaic Village
Something beautiful and powerful is sprouting up on Drever Street in West Sacramento - a campus of restorative community.
With a new administrative hub across the street from our Recovery Cafe, a newly planted urban farm next door, and criss-cross programming through our resource station at the Sutter Health Mosaic Center, the rise of MercyCo’s Mosaic Village, project is coming to fruition quickly.
Read more about this deliberate, trauma-informed ecosystem of communal health, hope and healing.
Latest News
Join us for the 3rd Annual Mosaic City Breakfast, a celebration of community impact and the power of restorative connection!
Three years ago, we hosted the first Mosaic City Breakfast to support the new Recovery Cafe. Thanks to incredible community support, the cafe blossomed into a hub of healing, symbolized by its mosaic cup logo—a reminder that broken pieces can come together in wholeness to create a community of warmth for everyone.
Click on the photo above to learn more!
Sutter health pledges support via 6 year lease of the
sutter health Mosaic Center
Summer 2024 - In December of 2023, After a decade of working out of the Collings Teen Center, the Mercy Coalition signed a lease for more than 3,000 square feet of space at 929 Drever St - across the street from the Recovery Cafe! Thanks to support from Sutter Health, we can breathe a little easier knowing we’ll have a base of operations from which to further our mission for the next 6 years! Welcome to the Sutter Health Mosaic Center!
the Mosaic urban farm has begun!
Summer 2024 - MercyCo, Community Lutheran Church and the Center for Land-Based Learning completed an agreement in mid-December of 2023 to bring a new urban farm to church-owned property alongside the Recovery Cafe.
CLBL will operate the quarter-acre farm, located at the corner of Drever Street and Jackson Street in West Sacramento. Produce from the farm will be made available in the cafe (and a lot of other places), and the farm will also be the site of School for Recovery classes in gardening and growing.
As of June 2024, planting has begun! Follow us on social media for the latest updates