Lambton County Developmental Services is a Sarnia-Lambton non-profit that supports adults with developmental disabilities through person-centered residential and community supports, employment-related programs, recreation, and respite services. LCDS operates social enterprises and community connection initiatives to create meaningful work, social opportunities, and inclusive experiences. The organization partners with local businesses, volunteers, and municipal programs to expand accessibility and build more inclusive communities across Sarnia-Lambton.
Last updated on Feb 18th, 2026
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Lambton County Developmental Services hosted four Grade 9 students for Take Our Kids to Work Day, offering hands on experiences at a Corunna residence, the Petrolia Enterprises woodshop, and the Administration Office on 2026-11-04. Students tried a driving simulator, learned about Health and Safety and Quality Assurance, and took part in fire extinguisher training and job shadowing alongside their parents.
Lambton County Developmental Services shared a warm Halloween recap highlighting costumes, pumpkins, parties, and moments of connection among the people they support. The short note emphasizes inclusion and closes with a wish for a safe and happy Halloween.
Lambton County Developmental Services celebrates John for achieving a life plan goal by picking his own pumpkin at Reids Farm Market in Plympton-Wyoming during the Halloween season. The Community Connections outing highlights relationship building, local business engagement, and a meaningful moment of belonging.
Fusion is Lambton County Developmental Services' largest annual fundraiser held at DeGroot's Nurseries in Brigden on November 13 and November 14, 2026. Tickets are on sale at www.discoverfusion.ca, with proceeds supporting inclusive community experiences for people with developmental disabilities.
Lambton County Developmental Services celebrated Debbie's 59th birthday in Corunna with a Halloween themed party on 2026-10-30. She dressed as a cheerful scarecrow and enjoyed music, decorations, sweet treats, and time with friends in a warm community gathering.
Lambton County Developmental Services thanks Petrolia residents for attending the LCDS and Keyera BBQ at Fiery Faces, with special recognition for the Kiwanis Club of Petrolia and Fiery Faces volunteers. The post celebrates community support for the LCDS Foundation and includes a festive Halloween message.
Discover Ontario's Best Sips brings NE1 Spirits, Great Lakes Farms Cider, Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery, and Don Hijos Tequila to Fusion at DeGroot's Nurseries on November 13 and 14, 2026. Tickets are available at DiscoverFusion.ca and every purchase supports more inclusive communities through Lambton County Developmental Services.
Discover Ontario's Best Sips at Fusion is a two day tasting stop on November 13 and November 14 at DeGroot's Nurseries, featuring NE1 Spirits, Great Lakes Farms Cider, Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery, and Don Hijos Tequila. Tickets are available through DiscoverFusion.ca, and proceeds support inclusive community programs run by Lambton County Developmental Services.
Fiery Faces 2026 lights up Petrolia Discovery Boom Town on Sunday, October 25 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM with hundreds of carved pumpkins and a charity BBQ hosted by LCDS and Keyera. All proceeds go to the LCDS Foundation, making this a festive way to spend the evening while supporting local programs.
Lambton County Developmental Services shared that Brian visited The Eagle CKTI 107.7FM in Kettle Point on October 22, 2026 for a behind the scenes tour. He explored studio equipment and learned how the station brings local radio to listeners, showcasing a small but meaningful community connection.
Lambton County Developmental Services recapped a well attended Business After Business networking evening in downtown Petrolia on October 22, 2026, thanking the Petrolia Business Association and @community_futures_lambton for hosting. LCDS and its Social Enterprise The Olde Post Office Gift Shoppe connected with fellow Petrolia businesses and community members, underscoring strong local collaboration.
Fusion celebrates 15 years as Sarnia-Lambton's premier food and beverage festival with local wine, craft beer, spirits, incredible food, and live music across two nights, Friday, November 13 and Saturday, November 14, 2026. Lambton County Developmental Services is running a giveaway and tickets are available now at discoverfusion.ca.
Beverly of Oil Springs has been knitting squares for the Official Sarnia & District Humane Society and recently delivered a new batch of handmade creations. Lambton County Developmental Services shared the announcement on 2026-10-19 to celebrate her generosity and the benefit it brings to local animals.
Rocktoberfest in Sarnia brought live music and community connection earlier this October as Jacob and LCDS employee Sam enjoyed performances by Boneyard and Little White Lies. The outing was made possible through Lambton County Developmental Services Community Connections program, which helps participants pursue interests and join local events.
The Sarnia-Lambton FASD Network, shared by Lambton County Developmental Services, is asking individuals with FASD, family members, caregivers, professionals, and community members to complete a short survey to guide local supports. Visit https://tinyurl.com/b5sffftt to share your feedback and help shape future planning and priorities in Sarnia Lambton.
Debbie and Sharon spent a lovely day at Parks Blueberries on October 15, enjoying lunch, exploring the shop, and choosing sweet treats to take home. Lambton County Developmental Services shared the visit as a snapshot of community connection and local support.
Tim, a Corunna resident supported by Lambton County Developmental Services, recorded at Blackburn Media in Sarnia thanks to Wajax Limited. Listen for his voice cheering on the Sarnia Sting across local radio stations this season, and catch the moment in broadcasts and at games.
Lambton County Developmental Services shared a warm note celebrating Terry from The Village of Oil Springs, who enjoyed a birthday gathering last month with friends Travis and Tim. The post highlights friendship, laughter, and community spirit among residents.
Lambton County Developmental Services is seeking submissions for the 1st Annual FASD Art Showcase 2026, open to artists with FASD working in any medium. Submissions close on November 4, 2026; email aburrows@lcds.on.ca or kholland@pathwayscentre.org to learn how to enter.
Lambton County Developmental Services shared a cozy fall moment from Korny Korners where Emma and Andy picked pumpkins and celebrated harvest colours. It is an inviting reminder to enjoy pumpkin picking and fresh country air this season.
Lambton County Developmental Services sends a warm Thanksgiving greeting to Sarnia-Lambton on October 12, 2026, thanking families, employees, volunteers, community partners, and supporters for building inclusive communities. The message invites everyone to enjoy a holiday of gratitude, connection, and time with those who matter most.
Lambton County Developmental Services recounted a Thanksgiving era visit to Wade and Shelly Ingold's farm near Alvinston, where the group picked pumpkins and explored the fields. The post thanks the hosts and highlights the simple joy of fresh air and seasonal company for a fall outing.
Fusion 2026 returns for its 15 year anniversary at DeGroot's Nurseries on November 13 and 14, featuring more than 30 food and beverage vendors, live music, and new experiences for 2026. The sold out annual festival supports Lambton County Developmental Services and LCDS as it brings food, drink, and community together in Sarnia-Lambton. Secure tickets at https://discoverfusion.ca/ before it sells out.
Join Lambton County Developmental Services tonight at Petrolia Lions Hall for a Pickerel Fish Fry fundraiser from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Tickets are $25 per dinner, available at the door, with cash, debit, and credit accepted, plus a 50/50 draw to support programs for adults with developmental disabilities.
The 1st Annual FASD Art Showcase 2026 is a call for artists living with FASD to submit work by November 4, 2026, organized by Lambton County Developmental Services. Reach out to aburrows@lcds.on.ca or kholland@pathwayscentre.org for submission details and support.
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