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How do you know what a baby sees?
Tiffany Owens, early childhood special education teacher and early interventionist, provides services to children ages birth to 3 years old through Rainbows’ Infant/Toddler Services program in Butler County. Tiffany travels throughout Butler County to work with children and families in their homes. Here she answers three of the most common
Why do people volunteer?
“Volunteering is the second greatest source of individual joy- close after dancing.” At least according to the Slough Volunteer Center in the United Kingdom it
World Physical Therapy Day
September 8 is World Physical Therapy Day. Rainbows is privileged to employ nine Physical Therapists and one Certified Physical Therapy Assistant. Physical Therapy is among
Making the “Happy” Video
As a WSU-Americorps VISTA Fellow serving at Rainbows, my first assignment was to create a staff music video to the song “Happy”, by Pharell Williams,
How Rainbows changed Zech’s life
On July 27, 2014 Family Support Staff member Zechariah Haile celebrated a full year of working at Rainbows United. Prior to working at Rainbows, Zech
Students see big results in small seeds
This summer, the students of Rainbows’ Kids’ Point Classroom 6 have experienced growing and the importance of regular involvement. Miss Annabel’s Garden Project consisted
Camp Woodchuck Fashion Show
On Thursday, June 26, Camp Woodchuck was buzzing with excitement. The Fashion Show day had finally arrived and the campers could not wait to strut
Linda Weir-Enegren Legacy Society
The new Linda Weir-Enegren Legacy Society was announced during the Holiday Reception on December 10, 2013. This designation will honor all lifetime donors of $200k
Prism Award for Outstanding Staff
Tori Price accepts the 2013 Prism Award from Board Chair, Jeff Jabara. This year Rainbows established a new yearly award specifically to recognize our amazing
Help children with special needs this holiday season
If you missed #GivingTuesday on December 3, there is still a chance to donate online and help children who have special needs in our community
