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Hope Begins the Moment You Say Yes
When Grace was born without eyes, her parents were overwhelmed with fear, unsure what her future would hold or how to care for her. Rainbows gave them more than support. It brought comfort, guidance, and the promise of a brighter future. Grace’s parents, Florence and Magara, remember the early days
It’s not just a job
Hey, all! I’m Rebecca Saxton, development assistant for Rainbows United. The end of July will mark my one-year workiversary for Rainbows, so this is great
Voices of the Rainbows Choir
Written by Tiffany Steinbacher, Camp Woodchuck Assistant Camp Director Clapping. Stomping. Dancing. Singing. And lots of smiling! These are some of the things you will
Bright Ideas for a Safe and Happy Fourth of July Holiday
Independence Day is a noisy holiday, and can cause added stress and anxiety to children and pets in the home. In order to “boom-proof” your
The Importance of Nurturance
With all the parenting information available, it can be overwhelming to determine how to best meet your child’s needs. One of the best things you
2018 Kansas Legislative Session
The 2018 Kansas Legislative Session is over and Rainbows was fortunate in helping secure an additional $2 million for the tiny-k Infant/Toddler statewide service system.
Dual Diagnosis
If you Google dual diagnosis, you will find that the term is typically used for when an individual has a mental health diagnosis along with
Camp Woodchuck 2018
Camp Woodchuck 2018 has officially kicked off and we couldn’t be more excited. Summer is of course our favorite time of year! This summer, Camp
Teaching the Teacher
Written by Allison Bruntz, OTR/L. I’ve had the extreme fortune of practicing as an occupational therapist for the past sixteen years, with nearly the past
Rainbows Run Wrap-up 2018
Saturday, May 5th was a beautiful morning – the sun was shining, birds were chirping and a light breeze was in the air. It was
