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...

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

Support Workers in Respite Services provide 1:1 support to children and youth with special needs either in the community or their home.

Summer Camp Information Fair to be hosted at 39 Mount Pleasant Street on Saturday March 11, Lansdowne Children's Centre...

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

The 2022 Recreation Gala included an Artfelt Minds showcase and performances by the Lansdowne Lights Drama Club and LLC Dance Crew...

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

Smiles were bright as starlight when Lansdowne Children’s Centre and Rotary Club of Brantford/ hosted the annual children’s holiday party

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

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

The Ontario government is reminding people to stay up-to-date with their vaccines as we enter respiratory illness season. Flu and COVID19

The 'Halls of Halloween' is a pilot project designed to provide clients and their families a 'trick or treat' practice experience.

The Brantford community rallied around Tim Hortons Restaurants to raise $115,761.50 with the 2022 Smile Cookie campaign.

Colourful costumes, capes and masks decorated the paths of Brantford’s Brant Park at the 4th annual Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll.

It is with deep sadness that Lansdowne mourns the loss of David Neely, Past Foundation Board Chair and Heroes Walk and Roll champion.

A little guy with a BIG smile, 'Mighty' Mason represents more than 3,000 children and youth helped annually by Lansdowne

The Ontario government is expanding eligibility for COVID-19 first booster doses to children aged five to 11 to provide added protection for

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

The Heroes Walk & Roll family fun carnival returns to Brant Park on October 1st, supporting Lansdowne Children’s Centre Foundation.