About us
Many small tiles, one gentle shape
Mosaic began as four rooms on Marian Road. Our name comes from the wall in our entrance: thousands of tiles laid by families, staff and children, each one different, together making one picture.
- Since
- 2009
- Beds
- 38
- Families a year
- 18,000
Our story
From four rooms to here
- 2009
A clinic of four rooms
Two paediatricians open a small children’s clinic on Marian Road with one nurse and a waiting bench.
- 2014
The emergency opens
Children’s emergency care through the night, with paediatric doctors on site.
- 2018
Newborn unit
Eight incubators, backup power and nurses trained for the smallest babies.
- 2022
The new building
Thirty-eight beds, each with a parent bed, and the mosaic wall in the entrance.
- 2026
Today
Ten services, twelve consultants and the same rule: talk to the child first.
What we hold to
Four promises we can keep
Talk to the child first
Every child is greeted by name, at their own height.
Parents always welcome
At every check, every test and every hour.
Plain words, written down
Every visit ends with a plan you can read at home.
Honest about care
We explain what we know and what we do not. We never promise outcomes.
Example figures for this demo.
Photos
The people behind the tiles
Community
Beyond our walls
Every month our nurses run a free growth and vaccination morning at a community hall in Calabar South, and our doctors teach first aid for children to teachers and parents.
Schools and churches can ask us to visit. We bring Ola.
- Community mornings
- Monthly
- First aid classes
- For schools and parents
- Ask us
- hello@mosaickids.example
Questions
About Mosaic
Who owns the hospital
Mosaic is owned by its founding doctors and a group of Calabar families. Example details for this demo.
Do you train students
Yes, nurses and doctors in training join us from local teaching hospitals.
Come and see the mosaic wall
Every child who stays with us adds a tile. Book a visit, or come by and say hello.