Owen Soden, 2026 Lansdowne Children’s Centre youth ambassador, waved the flag to signal "kickstands up" to over 105 motorcycle riders. It was time to roll out from the Brantford Airport Community Hall parking lot and start the 22nd annual ride for Lansdowne kids, Brantford's loudest fundraiser.

The Rotary Club of Brantford recently donated $25,000 to Lansdowne Children's Centre for camp programs.

A gesture, a point, a look—these early attempts to connect are powerful stepping stones toward language. For children with additional needs, however, expressing wants, needs, and interests can be more challenging. That’s where sign language—especially simple, early signs—can make a meaningful difference.

Sesame Street’s first AAC board features core vocabulary and beloved characters. A valuable resource for early learning and developing communication abilities.

Each year, a Lansdowne Children's Centre youth ambassador is selected to represent all of the clients and their families whose lives will be impacted thanks to this event. For the 2026 Charity Motorcycle Ride for Lansdowne Kids, the youth ambassador is Owen Soden.

Lansdowne Children’s Centre is excited to invite families to participate in the Scholastic Book Club—an engaging and accessible way to bring the joy of reading into your home while also supporting important programs and services for local infants, children and youth in our community.

Lansdowne Children’s Centre’s held its annual general meeting on June 15, 2026. It was a celebration of the year behind, and an eager glimpse at the road ahead.

The Bob Caissie Community Care Award was created to honour the legacy Bob created through his years of generosity with his time, talent and treasures. At the 2026 AGM event, Lansdowne Children's Centre honored Julie Neal with the award.