Lansdowne Children's Centre and Foundation say thank you to Mayor Kevin Davis City of Brantford as he leaves office...

Susan Gamble of Brantford Expositor reports on the province's announcement to build a new Lansdowne Children's Centre

New Lansdowne facility will reduce wait times and connect more children to care in Southwestern Ontario, Brantford-Brant, Haldimand-Norfolk

Sharing a summary of successes from the year that was, 2023 at Lansdowne Children's Centre. John Bradford, Board Chair, President

Lansdowne Children’s Centre has been Accredited with Exemplary Standing by Accreditation Canada, the highest level of accreditation.

“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...

Open House event April 28 at the new Lansdowne Children's Centre Simcoe location celebrates unifying child development services, teams

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

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

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

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

Historically, there is limited communication with families after assessment until they start service. Lansdowne says that's going to change.