“I was sharing with Minister Parsa that my hair was not so white when we first started talks of a new building for Lansdowne.”

The Ontario Government Made Kids Count with a historic investment of $330 million to expand children’s health care across the province.

The 2022-2023 Lansdowne Children's Centre annual report is available two formats, as an interactive digital flipbook and as a PDF download

The Ontario Trillium Foundation Grow grant expanded programming for local youth with special needs moving from children to adult services...

SmartStart Hub at Lansdowne Children's Centre will connect you to local professionals for assessments and child development services.

The mandatory masking mandate will be lifted, effective Friday, February 24, at most service sites in Brantford, Caledonia, Dunnville...

Due to the inclement weather and today’s driving conditions, ALL Lansdowne Children's Centre locations are closed today for the safety...

Lansdowne Children’s Centre values continuous improvement. By sharing your experience in the client satisfaction survey, you help...

As of January 2023 Lansdowne will be in a new building in Simcoe, at 387 Cedar Street. Unifying service providers in Norfolk...

Lansdowne Children's Centre sites will re-open Tuesday, January 3, 2023 after the holiday break...

For the safety and well being of all clients, families, staff and partners, Lansdowne Children's Centre has announced an increased level of

New workshops and events for families and caregivers of children and youth diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Entry to School is a stepping stone for children reaching school-age who need help entering the experience and surroundings of a classroom.

2021-2022 Lansdowne Children's Centre and Foundation annual report, 70 years helping kids discover their potential.

On Monday June 11 you will still be asked to please mask-up when entering a Lansdowne Children's Centre operated site.