Lansdowne Children's Centre will be implementing AlayaCare - a new Electronic Health Record system - as of February 5, 2024.

Lansdowne Children’s Centre Foundation is sharing a message of hope this holiday season, fundraising for Every Kid Counts...

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

Lansdowne celebrates the 20th anniversary of community partner, Crossing All Bridges. Founded by four local mothers, Crossing All Bridges...

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

Family engagement recognizes that families are essential to the successful outcome of their children’s plan of care and ensures that parents

The Canada Dental Benefit is part of the Government’s plan to improve dental care for Canadians with a net family income of less than $90,00

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

This 0 to 48 months early years development checklist let's you checkoff movement, coordination and communication skills that your child ...

​This communication, speech and language development milestone checklist for parents and caregivers, lets you checkoff the skills...

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

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

Do you have a child 6 - 17 years old with ASD and challenging emotions or behaviours? Learn more about the Family Check Up ® at McMaster...

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

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

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

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

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