Lansdowne Children’s Centre has teamed up with Norfolk’s 98.9 MyFM radio station to help connect families with resources and support for...

This October 27 join Lansdowne in Dress Purple Day, raising awareness about support for vulnerable children, youth, and families...

Lansdowne Children's Centre continues to adapt and innovate, introducing Family Engagement Services to connect more families with...

Hundreds of costumed heroes participated in the 5th annual Heroes Walk and Roll for Lansdowne Children's Centre.

“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.

To the Two Spirit and LGBTQIA+ community – and all of their children, youth, and families – we celebrate you and we support you.

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

The 19th annual Lansdowne Charity Motorcycle Ride youth ambassador is Billie MacDonald-Moore, a client of Lansdowne Children's Centre ...

There will be a flag-raising ceremony at Harmony Square featuring remarks from the Mayor, Councillor, Woodview and Lansdowne.

Advocacy: A Caregiver Workshop is a conversation about experiences, challenges and strategies, in advocating for children and families...

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

Lansdowne is pursuing Stage 1 Planning approval to progress through plans for a new building, to better meet the needs of our region...

Links to the region's Kindergarten Registration and helpful resources for families.

The Lansdowne DEI Leadership team is working to grow. with the participation of client families, staff, volunteers and community partners.

Understanding how and why people use different tools for communication is what AAC awareness month is all about.

Being a strong advocate for your child helps to ensure all the steps are taken in a reasonable amount of time.

A Lansdowne parent for nearly 10 years, Mike Gatopoulos openly shares about the process of adjusting to life with a special needs diagnosis.

An interesting journey with a tremendous destination, is how John Bradford describes his path to becoming the 27th president and board chair

Canadian author of Can't Read, Can't Write, Here's My Book, Michael Jacques was our featured speaker at the annual general meeting. VIDEO