Jobs at Rainbows United, Inc.

Coordinates intellectual and developmental disability services for children and families. Advocates at IEP meetings, provides community resources, develops person-centered support plans, conducts ongoing needs assessments, and coordinates services with clients, professionals, and agencies. The role requires regulatory compliance, independent work, strong communication, and travel between sites and community organizations.

Provides classroom support for typically developing children and children with developmental disabilities ages 2–5. Assists with feeding, diapering, toileting, activities, observation, recordkeeping, classroom planning, communication with families and staff, safety procedures, and housekeeping. This part-time role works Monday through Friday in indoor and outdoor preschool settings and requires ongoing KDHE-approved training, CPR and First Aid certification, and significant physical activity including lifting and assisting children.

Leads annual fund and mid-level donor fundraising, including prospect cultivation, solicitation, stewardship, donor communications, partnerships, campaigns, and events. Develops fundraising strategies, plans, budgets, timelines, and performance metrics with philanthropy leadership. Maintains donor records in Raiser's Edge, analyzes campaign performance, prepares grant and sponsorship materials, and reports on fundraising activity. Collaborates across the organization to strengthen donor engagement and achieve revenue goals.

Support teacher in a preschool classroom for children aged 2–5, assisting with feeding, diapering, toileting, activities, observation and recordkeeping, parent/staff communication, safety, and light housekeeping. Part-time morning schedule.