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Advocacy Workshop - Part 2 - How to begin | | Lansdowne Children's Centre Resource Library Advocacy Workshop - Part 2 - How to begin In Part Two our presenters, Brenda and Sara, share from their personal journey as family and child advocates and educators. Brenda is the proud mother of two boys, Chase and Maclain and younger son Maclain has severe Cerebral Palsy and profound hearing loss as a result of a condition known as Kernicterus, a brain injury that results from untreated jaundice. Sara celebrates all four of her children's unique gifts and abilities, but is often challenged by the complex care needs of her two youngest, Rachel and Janneke. Download printable PDF handout/activity pages Advocacy Workshop - Part 2 - How to begin no download available Download Keywords and search terms commonly associated with this resource include: Advocacy, Advocate, Help, Support, Inclusive, Accomodate, Assistance

Reinforcement Versus Preference | Early Years | Lansdowne Children's Centre Resource Library Reinforcement Versus Preference This video is hosted by our Autism Services team. Please click here to continue to the Autism Services video gallery. This education video for parents and caregivers talks about the difference between reinforcement and child preference ; what is a reinforcement? and how to find the highest reinforcement for your child or learner. Download printable PDF handout/activity pages Reinforcement Versus Preference no download available Download Keywords and search terms commonly associated with this resource include: #Reinforcement #Behaviour #Learning

Brantford/Brant County - Haldimand/Norfolk County - Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation - Six Nations of the Grand River - Other Region of Ontario AUTISM SERVICES All Services Index AUTISM SERVICES Goal-Based ABA Therapy, Birth to 18 years old What is Goal Based ABA therapy? Goal Based ABA therapy focuses on the unique, specific goals of your child that can be addressed in 1 - 8 hours per week. Depending on your goal(s), service can be delivered in multiple ways: 1:1, groups, and workshops, with an emphasis on parent/caregiver training/consultation. Who is eligible? Goal based ABA therapy is available for children/youth, age birth to 18 years, with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) diagnosis. A screening process will be applied to confirm eligibility for this program, including registration with the Ontario Autism Program (OAP). The reduction of challenging behaviours, including aggression to self or others, will not be a specific goal area addressed within this program. How it Works? When a space is available, a clinician will call you to arrange an appointment. Your child/you will receive an individualized assessment. Both your assessment and treatment will be supervised by a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA). There will be emphasis on parent involvement and training, for parents to feel confident in continuing with skill building when treatment is done and to feel comfortable sharing their skills with people in a variety of environments. Treatment will be provided at a location most suitable for your selected goals, including Lansdowne Children's Centre (at 39 Mt. Pleasant St., Brantford), your home or in the community. Additional costs for mileage and travel time apply for home or community locations. Eligibility Start Referral Goal Based ABA is available for children/youth diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, of 6 years and older. Registration with OAP is not required but is recommended. Goals, Skills and Keywords Expectations Some common goals in this program include (but are not limited to): •Attending appointments •Social interactions •Toileting •Personal hygiene •School and job readiness •Language •Communication •Independent living skills, such as dressing or eating with a utensil If you don’t see your specific goal, please ask us. Goal Based is a commitment of 1 - 8 hours per week. You Belong Here. Are you passionate about working with infants, children and youth to help realize their potential? Are you seeking a career in pediatrics? Join our team at Lansdowne Children's Centre for child development. Careers

Brantford/Brant County AUTISM SERVICES All Services Index AUTISM SERVICES Entry to School The Entry to School program was introduced as a bridge to kindergarten for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Families registered with OAP are selected and invited by the government agency to participate in the program, hosted by Autism Services at Lansdowne Children's Centre in Brantford. Eligibility Start Referral 1) Registered with the Ontario Autism Program (OAP) 2) Receive an invitation letter from the OAP/Provincial Ministry is required. After receiving your letter please call SmartStart Hub at 519.753.3153 x507 to connect with Autism Services. 2) Child is has not yet enrolled in school and is under the age for grade one. Goals, Skills and Keywords Expectations Participants begin on their own, meeting the classroom as a lone individual free to explore as they interact with adults. When they return for group play, they are one of four in the classroom, with groups alternating days. As the program progresses the groups come together to form a group of eight. The classes are supported by multiple team members, specialists in early childhood education, behaviour, communication, motor skills, and speech and language. You Belong Here. Are you passionate about working with infants, children and youth to help realize their potential? Are you seeking a career in pediatrics? Join our team at Lansdowne Children's Centre for child development. Careers

Learning about Lansdowne Services and Programs | | Lansdowne Children's Centre Resource Library Learning about Lansdowne Services and Programs A two-page printable handout, 8.5 x 11, outlining the programs and services available at all Lansdowne Children's Centre sites, in Brantford, Caledonia, Dunnville and Simcoe. Visit our website for additional information about the full compliment of rehabilitation, respite and recreation services and programs available. www.lansdownecentre.ca Download printable PDF handout/activity pages Learning about Lansdowne Services and Programs no download available Download Keywords and search terms commonly associated with this resource include:

Resources for a child's developing motor skills including development milestones and connecting with occupational therapy and physiotherapy Questions about a child's motor abilities? Child Development Checklist SmartStart Hub Visit the SmartStart Hub page and review the available development milestone checklists to consider how your child is progressing. If you have concerns, connect with SmartStart Hub by submitting a referral. Occupational Therapy Occupational Therapy Learn more about the occupational therapy services available at Lansdowne Children's Centre, helping infants, children and youth to develop everyday skills for independent living. Skill goals may include: grasping objects, handwriting, feeding, getting dressed, coordination and other fine motor skills. Physiotherapy Physiotherapy Learn more about the physiotherapy services available at Lansdowne Children's Centre, helping infants, children and youth develop muscle strength, control and mobility. Skill goals may include: head control, standing, crawling, walking, or using mobility devices.

Respite care at Lansdowne Children's Centre provides short-term relief for primary caregivers with care provided in the home or in the community. All Services Index LIFESPAN SUPPORT SERVICES Lifespan Support Services at Lansdowne Children's Centre in Brantford, Caledonia, Dunnville and Simcoe Start Referral What are Lifespan Support Services? Lansdowne Children's Centre offers children, youth and their families access to support services to help with navigation of challenging transitions, emotions, conflicts and scheduling. Lifespan support services include: Family Service Coordinators Child and Youth Workers Social Workers Lifespan Support Services click on an image to learn more 1 1 ... 1 ... 1 Child and Youth Worker (CYW) Family Service Coordinator (FSC) Social Worker (SW) READY FOR REFERRAL? CLICK HERE You Belong Here. Are you passionate about working with infants, children and youth to help realize their potential? Are you seeking a career in pediatrics? Join our team at Lansdowne Children's Centre for child development. Careers

Autism Services Brant Start Here Family Support Free Services Early Years ABA Intensive ABA Goal-Based Webinars < Back Please support our free webinars. CLICK HERE to register your view. Toileting Part 1 - Are You Ready? | Identifying Readiness and Preparing Skills for Learning Autism Services Brant Is your child ready to start toilet training? Chantal from Autism Services Brant walks us through identifying readiness and provides helpful instruction on identifying and teaching necessary skills to teach toilet training. Are you looking for someone to talk to? You can reach our Family Support Worker by phone at 519-753-3153 ext. 268, or by email at autism@lansdownecc.com

Autism Services Brant Start Here Family Support Free Services Early Years ABA Intensive ABA Goal-Based Webinars < Back Please support our free webinars. CLICK HERE to register your view. Travelling and Moving with Children Autism Services Brant This presentation talks about how to prepare your children for upcoming trips and travel experiences, and strategies to help them engaged, busy and happy throughout. This presentation also talks about the experience of moving, changing residence, and strategies for preparation and adjustment. Are you looking for someone to talk to? You can reach our Family Support Worker by phone at 519-753-3153 ext. 268, or by email at autism@lansdownecc.com

Friends 4 Kindness (F4K) | | Lansdowne Children's Centre Resource Library Friends 4 Kindness (F4K) Friends 4 Kindness focusses on celebrating individuals who struggle with social connections! Everyone should feel included, accepted and loved. Advocating inclusion and acceptance through kindness. We host an online buddy programs (teen, elementary & adult groups), Unbirthday Parties, a card writing program and more. Download printable PDF handout/activity pages Friends 4 Kindness (F4K) no download available Download Keywords and search terms commonly associated with this resource include: Recreation, Social Events, Buddy program, Birthday, Unbirthday

Empowering Children. Strengthening Families. Inspiring Community. Join Heroes Walk and Roll, Lansdowne Children's Centres signature annual fundraising event. Level UP Lansdowne, and become a partner in possibility, fueling innovative programs, reducing wait times, and enhancing supports for thousands of local families. Dress up. Team up. Show up. Every gift unlocks potential. You can change the game. Let's Level UP Lansdowne Children's Centre! Join today! Heroes Walk and Roll Saturday, September 26 Brant Park, 119 Jennings Rd, Brantford 11:00 am to 2:30 pm REGISTER & FUNDRAISE Sign up to collect pledges— as an individual, as a team, or by joining a team— Dress Up. Team Up. Show Up. Each registration creates a unique fundraising page, and free passes to the event. Video Demo MAKE A DONATION Add your contribution to this fundraiser in support of Lansdowne Children's Centre— Every Gift Unlocks Potential . Your support helps children and youth with additional needs discover, belong and achieve. Video Demo EVENT SPONSORS Align your brand with a local event that celebrates inclusion and possibility— You Can Change The Game for infants, children, and youth, and their families in our community. Learn more VOLUNTEER Sign up to represent Lansdowne Children's Centre and help provide this event— a Super-celebratory Carnival — assisting with parking, registration, game mangement, park set up, and more! REGISTER TODAY Discover. Belong. Achieve. Join Heroes Walk and Roll for Lansdowne Children's Centre, September 26, 2026 - Brant Park 2026 Youth Ambassador Meet 12-year old Mason. 🌟 With his mighty team of family and friends, Mason is leading the way to help change the game for local kids—Let's Level UP! Lansdowne 🌟 DONATE NOW LEARN MORE DOWNLOAD Walk. Roll. Donate. Fundraise. Sponsor. By joining Level UP Lansdowne and the Heroes Walk and Roll your fundraising team becomes a partner in possibility, strengthening access to programs and services supporting children and youth, building inclusion by creating spaces and opportunities where every child belongs, and by reducing barriers for families who need help now. Contact: Ashlyn Gladman, Development Officer – Annual Campaigns & Funds Lansdowne Children’s Centre (519) 753-3153 ext. 308 agladman@lansdownecc.com Lansdowne Children’s Centre Charitable Registration #1190 05643 RR0001 39 Mount Pleasant St., Brantford, ON N3T 1S7 Heroes Walk and Roll is a super-celebratory fundraising event where families, children, youth, and teams come together to champion support of Lansdowne Children’s Centre programs and services. The 2026 pledge drive kicked off in May, building to an outdoor carnival event in Brant Park (Brantford) on Saturday, September 26. Register a fundraising team and collect pledges May through September. Pay what you can. Everyone is welcome! 1/15 Learn more about ways your organization can get involved and make a difference with Lansdowne Children's Centre. Open Event Sponsorship Download Sponsorship PDF FAQ Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll Is Lansdowne Children's Centre a registered charity? Yes! Lansdowne Children's Centre is a registered charity, and a not-for-profit children's treatment centre for child development providing programs and services in support of infants, children and youth with physical, communication, and/or developmental additional needs, and their families.Your gifts empower Lansdowne Children's Centre to enhance and enrich the lives of local kids and their families by providing acces to:Specialty equipmentSupport workersCommunity-based programsCentre-run programsLansdowne Children's CentreCharitable Registration #1190 05643 RR000139 Mount Pleasant St., Brantford, ON N3T 1S7Contact: Lynda Henriksen (she/her)Director of Development and Community Relationslhenriksen@lansdownecc.com 519-753-3153 ext 221 How do I register to fundraise? Solo? As a Team? Click REGISTER & FUNDRAISE to start the registration process On the first screen, add 1 fundraising registration, set the amount you will pay for your registration (there is a recommended amount but you can pay what you can, and/or add a first donation to your fundraising. When you are done, click the blue button CONTINUE at the bottom of the screen. On the second screen, complete your contact information, and identify who is coming with you on September 26. This information sets up a personal profile for you. It will be the email where you receive receipts and notifications, and the mailing address for our donor/participant database. When entering who is coming with you, only enter the adults/youth/children arriving with your party. You do not need to register other members who will be joining your team. They will do that on their own when they register. When you are done, click CONTINUE at the bottom of the screen. On the third screen, you have the choice to START a Team, or to JOIN a Team, or to move foward as a SOLO fundraiser. Each option offers its own customization options. CONTINUE to complete your registration. SHARING YOUR TEAM TO ONBOARD TEAM MEMBERSYou can share the link to your Team fundraising page and let potential team members know that they can click REGISTER & FUNDRAISE to set up their own profile, and join your team. At the JOIN a Team option, they can select your team from the drop down menu, or start typing the team name to find your team. I signed up to fundraise. How do I manage/edit my fundraising web page? Thank you for being an active fundraiser for Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll!The Zeffy platform we use to power our online fundraisng is safe and secure and does not charge Lansdowne Children's Centre a fee, PLUS it has a fantastic library of helpful guides!How to Edit Your Peer-to-Peer Team or Participant Fundraising PageWhen you register for a Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll as a fundraiser (whether as an individual or part of a team) you can edit your fundraising page right away from the confirmation screen, or anytime afterward using the link that is sent to your registration email.CLICK HERE to open a Zeffy tutorial guide and learn more about the process and tools to help you customize your fundraising page, to tell your Lansdowne Story and connect to your potential donors. Is there a paper form for collecting offline fundraising donations (cash and cheques)? Yes! Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll can provide a PDF document to registered fundraisers that can be printed at home and used to record and collect offline donations like cash and cheques. We recommend that anyone looking to use debit or credit please be directed to your online fundraising web page, and use the available Zeffy platform that is safe and secure for transactions.When you collect cash and/or cheque donations, please bring your completed printed form and monies to the event on September 26 and provide these to the registration desk. We will add your recorded donations to your online amounts to recognize your total donations collected.Donations over $20 can receive a donation gift receipt from Lansdowne Children's Centre, provided that required contact information is required (ie. email address, and/or mailing address).If you require a paper form and have not yet received a fundraising support email with the PDF attached, please reach out to Ashlyn by email: agladman@lansdownecc.com Thank you! Who can attend Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll in Brant Park? There are no limitations to attendance! Lansdowne Children's Centre invites children of all ages, families, organizations and teams to explore Heroes Walk and Roll in Brant Park. We hope the experience provides greater meaning to you of what Lansdowne Children's Centre does for local families, and helps you appreciate the importance of our fundraiser to continue to power programs and services helping infants, children and youth in our community to realize their potential! What are this year's attractions and activities? The 2026 Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll has many returning attractions and activities, and some new ones, creating an exciting experience for all our guests! All of these items are included in your registration, at no additional fee, powered by our generous community partners and sponsors.Touch a Truck (including firetruck, tow trucks, construction machines)Face Painting presented by Ackland InsurancePhoto Booth presented by Ackland InsuranceBouncy Castle - a dual lane tropical themed playground!Inflatable Sport Games - adaptable soccer, baseball and basketballCarnival Games - individual activities for kids Sensory Stations - explore your senses with experiential learning Storytime with local author Tamara Botting Cheerleading Demonstration and Tumble Area, powered by Impact Cheer Athletics LIVE Reptile Show, with Jungle Jamz LIVE Music Show, with The Shrubberies! Meet Therapy Dogs with Autism Dog Services Local vendor displays What can you tell me about parking? Is there a cost? Is it close? Yes, there is on site parking. No, there is no added cost for you to park at the venue. The available parking lots across from the Grand Pavillion picnic area (where Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll is located inside Brant Park, Brant Conservation Area), are packed gravel. There is room for accessible parking and a small walk (maybe, 200m) to the grassy grounds around the pavillion where the attractions will be set up. What does it cost to attend Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll activities? In 2026, registration to attend Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll is required. Participants can pre-register online at www.heroeswalkandroll.com or register at the event on the day. Registration is based on "pay what you can" as a donation in support of Lansdowne Children's Centre. Participants are encouraged to collect pledges through fundraising to enhance their contributions, but this is not mandatory to enjoy the activities and attractions. How long is the walk? What is the route? What are the path conditions? Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll takes place inside Brant Park/Brant Conservation Area, at 119 Jennings Rd in Brantford, Ontario. The walk begins at the Grand Pavillion grassy picnic area where the event festivities and attractions are set up, and proceeds to an asphalt roadway that loops behind the picnic grounds and returns to the starting point. There is a small gradient (hill) that walkers descend at the beginning, and ascend when they return. The total distance is about 1-kilometer. There is no competition for speed to complete the walk. It is a group activity to show solidarity and community in support of Lansdowne Children's Centre programs and services. We are all Lansdowne Heroes in fundraising to power life changing programs for infants, children and youth with physical, communication and/or developmental additional needs, and their families. Can I bring my dog to Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll? Yes! Brant Convervation Area (Brant Park) permits dogs in the park and at Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll provided that they are on a leash and under the supervision of the owner/caregiver. You are also responsible to please clean up any dog waster (ie. they poop, you scoop). Can I bring a wagon or bicycle on the Heroes Walk and Roll? Yes! We see families and teams bring walkers, carriages, strollers, wagons and other assistive mobiltiy and carrier devices to help navigate the Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll. If you choose to bring a self-propelled, wheeled device (ex. scooter, small bicycle, skateboard) to roll, we ask that you please be careful and considerate of others; do not zoom, race or weave through other walkers and participants. If you are on an independent self-propelled wheeled device you must wear a helmet. Additional safety equipment is recommended and at the discretion of parents/caregivers. Will there be food and refreshments provided at Heroes Walk and Roll? We recommend you plan to bring a water bottle and snacks to the event. There will be vendors providing some refreshments and food items for sale, but at this time there is no formal concession stand or Food Truck available. Your immediate impact Your participation in Level UP Lansdowne fundraising helps: STRENGTHEN ACCESS to programs and supports for infants, children, youth and their families BUILD INCLUSION by creating spaces and opportunities where every child belongs REDUCE BARRIERS for families who need help now Support changes everything—because when we invest in children early, we invest in a stronger community for everyone. 6,650+ local infants, children and youth, and their families, on a journey to explore their potential with Lansdowne Children's Centre 350+ local service providers working with families of children facing physical, communication, and/or developmental challenges 196+ local kids experiencing inclusive camps and recreation programs with the support they need to feel safe, capable and accepted DRESS UP. TEAM UP. SHOW UP. HEROES WALK AND ROLL REGISTER & FUNDRAISE MAKE A DONATION EVENT SPONSORS VOLUNTEER Meet Mason, 12-year-old 2026 Lansdowne Youth Ambassador Aug 31 Heart of a Hero: A Mother's Letter to You about her son's Lansdowne journey Aug 28 Strong enough to challenge John Cena, Lansdowne Walk and Roll ambassador Aug 28 Suit Up! Lansdowne Heroes Walk and Roll Limited Edition T-Shirts (Swag!) Aug 11 1 2 3 4 5