A transformative new chapter in child development and family-centred care is unfolding in Brantford, Ontario, as Lansdowne Children’s Centre unveils the proposed location for construction of a new purpose-built children’s treatment centre

Lloyd St Amand has shifted into his role as past chair of the LCC board, as Ashley Veldkamp now takes on the role of chair. Ashley...

Lloyd St Amand has shifted into his role as past chair of the LCC board, as Ashley Veldkamp now takes on the role of chair. Lloyd St...

Lloyd St Amand has shifted into his role as past chair of the LCC board, as Ashley Veldkamp now takes on the role of chair. One of...

Araya-Lee Smith was named the 2025 Terry Fisher Memorial Award winner at the Lansdowne Children’s Centre annual general meeting on June...

Boards of both organizations unanimous in decision.   GRAND ERIE, ON – A new chapter is starting for Lansdowne Children’s Centre (LCC)...

Lansdowne Children’s Centre was one of the exhibitors at Open Doors Day Program’s Resource Fair on June 3. The event was an opportunity for people with intellectual and/ or developmental disabilities, their friends and family, and those who work in the field – both as volunteers and professionally – to learn more about the organizations and resources available in Norfolk County and the surrounding areas. Alissa Shuker, Manager of Quality, Continuous Improvement and the SmartS

Matthew Cowling, who has been accessing programs and services at Lansdowne Children's Centre for child development for most of his life, will be serving as the centre’s ambassador for the 2025 Charity Motorcycle Ride for Lansdowne Kids, taking place June 28 in Brantford, ON.

Sarah Willson is a Resource Consultant in the Early Integration Program at Lansdowne Children’s Centre in Brantford. She shared a bit of her story of discovering dragon boat racing after completing breast cancer treatment.

Kaitlynn Sales is an exemplary volunteer with Lansdowne Children’s Centre, recognized by the Brantford Youth Council and the City of Brantford as a recipient of a 2025 Brantford Youth Excellence Award...

A great way to spend time with your kids, being a Hero for Lansdowne Children's Centre for child development

Lansdowne Children's Centre's FAST Food drive generated over 150 pounds of donations shared with local food banks in Caledonia and Brantford

It’s clear that Karrvin’s words resonated with the Lansdowne Children's Centre community and well beyond; within 24 hours of a video of him speaking being posted on Lansdowne’s social media

Madeline ‘Maddy’ Hallett came to Lansdowne Children’s Centre’s Therapeutic Recreation program as a Mohawk College placement. Sadly, she passed away on Feb. 18, 2025, at the age of 20. in hopes of “honouring her spirit and generosity,” Maddy’s loved ones are inviting everyone to do what they can to help others as members of Maddy's Partners team.

A 76-page collection of photos and stories celebrating community members serving children and youth for over five-decades. Lansdowne Children's Centre, Brantford, Brant County, child development, special needs, cerebral palsy, Rotary Club of Brantford

16,000 reasons to buy a Smile Cookie at one of Brantford’s 19 participating Tim Hortons locations during the spring fundraising campaign

Lansdowne Children's Centre and friends gathered in Harmony Square, Brantford to recognize World Autism Day

We are deeply grieved by the March 30th passing of Lansdowne Children’s Centre Board Member and Treasurer, David Gowling...

Whether a parent caring for a child, or a child caring for a parent, or any type of caregiver – you matter. Lansdowne Childrens Centre

Celebrating the career of Jennifer Huxley, Occupational Therapist and Director of Client Services, with Lansdowne Children's Centre