Kati’s Place relies on compassionate, experienced program leaders to create meaningful opportunities for children of all abilities. Our programs use art, music, movement, drama, and other creative experiences to help children develop friendships, strengthen communication skills, build confidence, and experience a greater sense of belonging.
Program leaders are responsible for creating and facilitating welcoming, engaging, and developmentally appropriate activities for participating children. Leaders may bring an existing program idea or work with the Kati’s Place team to develop a research-based curriculum that supports our mission.

We welcome applications from educators, therapists, artists, musicians, performers, activity leaders, and other professionals who have experience working with children.
Strong program leader candidates are:
Passionate about creating inclusive experiences
Comfortable working with children of different abilities and support needs
Experienced in education, the arts, child development, therapy, recreation, or a related field
Patient, dependable, encouraging, and collaborative
Willing to follow Kati’s Place safety and program guidelines
Committed to creating an environment where every child feels welcomed, valued, and understood
Experience or training in trauma-informed practices is strongly valued. Additional training and program guidance may be provided depending on the program and the leader’s experience.

Programs may focus on visual art, music, theater, dance, creative movement, storytelling, sensory exploration, or another area that supports creativity, connection, and social-emotional development.
Please complete the application below and tell us about your background, experience, availability, and proposed program. Submission of an application does not guarantee placement. Selected applicants may be contacted for an interview and asked to complete additional screening or training requirements.

Your leadership can provide children with a safe place to express themselves, develop new skills, form friendships, and feel genuinely included.
Complete the application below to begin the program leader application process.
Kati’s Place relies on compassionate, experienced program leaders to create meaningful opportunities for children of all abilities. Our programs use art, music, movement, drama, and other creative experiences to help children develop friendships, strengthen communication skills, build confidence, and experience a greater sense of belonging.
Program leaders are responsible for creating and facilitating welcoming, engaging, and developmentally appropriate activities for participating children. Leaders may bring an existing program idea or work with the Kati’s Place team to develop a research-based curriculum that supports our mission.

We welcome applications from educators, therapists, artists, musicians, performers, activity leaders, and other professionals who have experience working with children.
Strong program leader candidates are:
Passionate about creating inclusive experiences
Comfortable working with children of different abilities and support needs
Experienced in education, the arts, child development, therapy, recreation, or a related field
Patient, dependable, encouraging, and collaborative
Willing to follow Kati’s Place safety and program guidelines
Committed to creating an environment where every child feels welcomed, valued, and understood
Experience or training in trauma-informed practices is strongly valued. Additional training and program guidance may be provided depending on the program and the leader’s experience.

Programs may focus on visual art, music, theater, dance, creative movement, storytelling, sensory exploration, or another area that supports creativity, connection, and social-emotional development.
Please complete the application below and tell us about your background, experience, availability, and proposed program. Submission of an application does not guarantee placement. Selected applicants may be contacted for an interview and asked to complete additional screening or training requirements.

Your leadership can provide children with a safe place to express themselves, develop new skills, form friendships, and feel genuinely included.
Complete the application below to begin the program leader application process.