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Quality of Life
Welcome to a special six-part series featuring Megan Bailey. Megan speaks openly from her perspective as a young woman living with a lifelong disability. In her early years, she received therapy services through Rainbows United. Today, she’s a college graduate, a professional, and an advocate—ready to share her journey. Special
Fall Fun
-Carol Martin, Finance Department, Rainbows United A Kansas autumn is primetime for family fun, inside and outdoors. There are so many creative and new ideas
Kristin McCleerey
“This past year, I have worked with a child who has Apraxia, a condition in which his brain knows what he wants to say but
Mental Health
By Emily Jensby, LCMFT and Cindie Silmon, LCMFT Parenting can be an overwhelming job. We often worry about many aspects of raising healthy children. We make
2019 Camp Woodchuck
By Lynlea Southards, Family Support Services Program Coordinator Camp Woodchuck 2019 was a huge success and a summer that will be cherished in our
A Rainbows’ Tradition
This year’s All Staff Inservice Day was held on Monday, August 5 at Botanica, Wichita Gardens. The day is set aside to gather employees, celebrate
Summer at Kids’ Point
By Lucy Cook, Rainbows’ Para-professional My first summer at Kids’ Point was such a blast. This is my first year as a para-professional for the
Camp Woodchuck
By Malarie Cook, Camp Woodchuck VISTA Volunteering at Rainbows’ Camp Woodchuck has been the highlight of my summer. My name is Malarie Cook and I
Letter from the President
I recently participated in a Community Engagement Session sponsored by The Children’s Cabinet, Department of Children and Families, Department of Health and Environment, and Department
Love What You Do
By Lynlea Southards, Family Support Services Program Coordinator Each day as the Family Support Service Coordinator is unique, fun and full of learning experiences. I’m