Founded in 1902, Lambton is a Club with both a storied history and a vision for the future. Over the years the golf course has been shaped by some of the world's most renowned architects, been host to numerous provincial and national championships and been home to some of the most colorful contributors to the game. By establishing roots through the rolling terrain defined by the Humber River and Black Creek, what was 100 years ago a club on the outskirts is now an easily accessible green-space gem in the heart of Toronto. But while history and tradition are part of the fabric of Lambton, the Club is more recently known for its ability to evolve and meet the needs of today's family. In 2001 Lambton opened its state-of-the-art clubhouse, ideally designed to support Lambton's golf and tennis activities along with the Club's active year-round social calendar. In 2008 the Club retained 'the Open Doctor' Rees Jones to redesign both the 18 Hole Championship Course and 9 Hole Valley Course. The renewed golf course and five new year-round tennis courts were unveiled in 2011
Since 1995, Seasons Centre for Grieving Children has been providing peer to peer support for children between the ages of 4 and 24 years who are grieving the death or life threatening illness of an immediate family member. The Centre is founded on the belief that every child deserves the opportunity to grieve in a supportive and understanding environment, There are no fees for our services. Children are able to attend programs regardless of their family's financial situation. Seasons Centre for Grieving Children receives no government funding and relies on the generous support of our community.
To provide peer to peer support groups in a safe, home-like atmosphere for children, teens and their families grieving the death of a loved one as they adjust emotionally to regenerate a sense of self and reconstruct their world.
The Stroke Recovery Association Barrie & District Chapter is a community-based support group dedicated to assisting stroke survivors and their families. We offer a range of programs designed to encourage recovery and improve quality of life, including chair exercises, pool programs, speech therapy, and social events. Our meetings are held at the Allandale Recreational Centre, 190 Bayview Dr., Barrie, ON. For more information please contact us at 705-737-9202 or visit our website at www.strokerecoveryassociationbarrie.ca