Lansdowne Children’s Centre and Brant Food For Thought each received $79,415.54, which in turn will support over 16,000 babies, kids and teens in the community.

The annual police-escorted group motorcycle tour is Brantford's LOUDEST fundraiser, supporting Lansdowne Children's Centre

Donor’s legacy gift is game-changing for children and youth supported by centre for child development, special needs

Connect with family and children support services and resources in Haldimand and Norfolk countires, Ontario. H-N REACH

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

The 41st running of the Charity Motorcycle Ride for Lansdowne Kids has over 100 available shifts for volunteers to get involved, including registration, traffic control and refreshments.

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

Brandon and Chelsea Partridge shared a bit about their experiences as the parents of children with Autism, supported by Lansdowne Children's Centre..

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

If you’ll be studying at a college, university, Indigenous institute or career training program in the fall of 2025, EKO wants to support

Challenger adaptive baseball program is in Brantford, running Wednesday evenings June 4 through July 30 at Lansdowne Public School on Presto

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

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

Community partners will gather on Wednesday, April 2 to celebrate the spectrum and World Autism Day in the telephone city, at Harmony Square

Brantford’s loudest fundraiser rides again! Ensuring Brant is continuing the 20-year tradition fundraising for Lansdowne Children's Centre

With a priority on diversity, equity and inclusion, the Governance Committee is seeking representation and participation across Grand Erie

Logan MacDonald and husband Pat share their experience navigating their daughter Blake's rare Diagnosis, Gaucher disease

All Lansdowne client families are invited to participate in sharing their experiences receiving services and support...