Lambton County Developmental Services (LCDS) is a rural, non-profit organization in Lambton County, Ontario that empowers people with developmental disabilities through person‑centred supports, community inclusion, employment and life‑planning programs, residential services, social enterprises, training, and local partnerships to increase independence and quality of life.
Last updated on Feb 18th, 2026
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Lambton County Developmental Services thanked volunteers and their team for supporting Pink Shirt Day on 2026-02-25, promoting the Choose Inclusion campaign. The brief social message invites the community to wear pink, share using the hashtags, and check LCDS social channels for ways to join in.
Lambton County Developmental Services staff from Accounting, Human Resources, and Supported Independent Living wore pink to support an anti bullying campaign, published on 2026-02-25. The post promotes inclusion and uses hashtags #pinkshirt #LCDSCommunity #ChooseInclusion to invite community sharing and solidarity.
Lambton County Developmental Services teams at the Petrolia Administration Office and Petrolia King Street Office marked Pink Shirt Day on 2026-02-25 by wearing pink shirts to show solidarity against bullying, hate, and discrimination. The post invites the community to join the message using #ChooseInclusion and related tags.
Lambton County Developmental Services announced participation in Pink Shirt Day on 2026-02-25, saying staff and the people they support are wearing pink to promote inclusion. The social post uses hashtags like #ChooseInclusion and #LCDSCommunity to encourage community solidarity and sharing.
Lambton County Developmental Services and the John Howard Society of Sarnia -Lambton visited four local high schools on an outreach to deliver pink shirts and anti-hate resources to students, promoting kindness and inclusion. The outreach notes a recent kickoff where Brandon wore a Pink Shirt with local OPP Officers, highlighting community support.
Lambton County Developmental Services staff are marking Pink Shirt Day on 2026-02-25 by wearing pink across local sites to stand against bullying, hate, and discrimination. Team members include Carrie, Nick, and Jen in Petrolia and Colette in Antigua, with messages shared using #PinkShirtDay, #LCDSCommunity, and #ChooseInclusion.
Lambton County Developmental Services will visit high schools across Lambton County on Pink Shirt Day, 2026-02-25, handing out pink shirts and anti hate resources. The outreach is delivered with the Safer and Vital Communities initiative and the John Howard Society of Sarnia-Lambton, and invites everyone to wear pink and show students they matter.
Lambton County Developmental Services shared a warm post on February 23, 2026 celebrating a night at the rink for Ryan Hastings and Adam Hutchinson as they cheered on the @sarnia_legionnaires. The message highlights community inclusion and accessible support, thanking local players and celebrating moments that bring people together.
Lambton County Developmental Services marked Valentines Day on February 14, 2026 with a heart shaped cookie baking activity, where Jacob proudly presented cookies he made as a personal achievement. The day also included a festive outing to Lambton Mall for Taylor, Emma, Andy, and Keri, highlighting smiles, creativity, and community inclusion.
Tony completed forklift counterbalance training supported by LCDS, marking a practical skills milestone connected to his employment at @forestagriservices. Published February 13 2026, the announcement highlights steady effort, early morning work routines, and local pride in his accomplishment in Watford.
Lambton County Developmental Services honors Forest native Tyler McGregor as he competes in para ice hockey at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Games. The organization shared a video feature celebrating his leadership and the power of accessible sport, and it calls on the community to rally behind the hometown athlete.
Lambton County Developmental Services announced that The Olde Post Office Gift Shoppe, their social enterprise, received a Petrolia Community Fund Grant at the Petrolia City Council regular meeting on February 12, 2026. Executive Director Nick Salaris accepted the grant and LCDS thanked the Sarnia Community Foundation for supporting their mission to empower people with developmental disabilities.
Lambton County Developmental Services is onsite at the Lambton College Job Fair on 2026-02-11 and available until 1:00 PM to meet students and job seekers. Stop by to learn about mission focused roles that support people with developmental disabilities, and view current openings anytime at their careers page.
Lambton County Developmental Services is hosting the Community Employment Services Job Fair on 2026-02-11, with the LCDS team on site for in person recruitment. Stop by to ask about employment supports, current openings, and how to apply; check Lambton CDS channels for venue and schedule details.
Knights of Columbus St. Michael Parish (Bright's Grove) presented a $1,000 donation to Lambton County Developmental Services; the announcement (published 2026-02-10) names Frank van Delft as presenter and Nick Salaris as LCDS Executive Director.
Lambton County Developmental Services is inviting residents — including people with disabilities — to provide public input on housing needs in Lambton County. The notice encourages community consultation and feedback on accessible housing and advocacy support.
Andy has joined the Watford Foodland team as a Clerk through the Empowering Employment Program, showcasing the importance of inclusive employment in strengthening communities.
The 2025 Strategic Plan Update from Lambton County Developmental Services is now available, highlighting the organization's accomplishments and future goals.
Join Lambton County Developmental Services and Petrolia Scouting for a Canoe Paddle Building event, where Scouts can learn woodworking skills and create their own paddles.
Enter the Rodeo Prize Pack Giveaway for a chance to win two-day passes and exclusive merchandise from the Alvinston Pro Rodeo, with entries accepted until January 28, 2026.
Lambton County Developmental Services successfully reached its fundraising goal for the Giving Tuesday/Season campaign, thanks to a generous $4,000 donation from the Alvinston Pro Rodeo, which will support the installation of a new safety patio.
Join us for a fun and educational day at Gordons Roxburgh Farms, where participants enjoyed meeting dairy cows and learning about farm operations.
Cameron Wolfe successfully completed his pizza-making goal at Johnny G's Premium Pizza in Petrolia, showcasing the impact of community support through Lambton County Developmental Services.
The LCDS Administration Office in Petrolia is closed to walk-in traffic due to weather conditions, with contact options provided for immediate needs.
Join us for Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) on February 5, 2026, at Pathways Health Centre for Children, a free training opportunity for caregivers and individuals with FASD.