Center for Hope

This , let’s focus on the common ground we share: we all want to keep kids safe. In partnership with Ad Council, we are also supporting its Gun Violence Awareness Month campaign. Starting a collaborative conversation, rooted in that shared goal, is the first step in addressing this crisis and its impact on youth.

Find tangible actions at AgreeToAgree.org.

Together, we can take meaningful steps toward safer communities.

Save the date! The annual Robert I. Damie Race for Our Kids and Brent A. Rosenberg Family Walk returns to The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore on October 11. 🏃🎽👟

This beloved community tradition brings families, friends and supporters together for a day filled with energy, purpose and FUN — all while making a meaningful impact.

Your steps help support:
🧸 Herman & Walter Samuelson Children’s Hospital at Sinai
🦿 Save-A-Limb Fund at the Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics
💙 Center for Hope
🌳 The Family Tree

Mark your calendar now!

At LifeBridge Health, we understand that life’s challenges can be difficult, and we’re here to remind you that you are not alone.

Calling the 988 Lifeline offers free, confidential emergency emotional support towards residents in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Howard County and Carroll County.

Reach out, support and prioritize your mental well-being.

Learn more about 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline here: https://988helpline.org/

The internet connects us, informs us, and creates opportunities every day, but staying safe online is more important than ever.

During Internet Safety Month, take a moment to review your privacy settings, use strong passwords, think before you click, and be mindful of the information you share online.

A safer internet starts with informed choices.

Let's work together to create a safer, kinder, and more respectful online community for everyone.

This Pride Month, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and contributions of LGBTQ+ individuals in our communities.

At Center for Hope, we believe everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, supported, and valued for who they are. Pride is a time to honor authenticity, uplift voices, and continue working toward communities where everyone can thrive.

Happy Pride Month! 🌈

Ready to feel confident in the courtroom?

Join our intensive 3-day workshop designed to help child abuse multi-disciplinary team (MDT) professionals strengthen and refine their testimony skills—whether you’re brand new to testifying or looking to overcome uncertainty on the stand.

This training is ideal for:

• MDT professionals

• Forensic interviewers

• Anyone who may be subpoenaed to provide expert or lay testimony

If the thought of testifying makes you uneasy—or you just want to sharpen your skills—this workshop is for you.

Last chance to register!

Learn more and register today: https://lnkd.in/eCTc5_Gy

Today is National Making Life Beautiful Day, a reminder that beauty is often found in the kindness we show, the support we offer, and the hope we help create for others.

At Center for Hope, we see every day how small acts of compassion can make a lasting difference. Whether it's supporting a survivor, mentoring a young person, helping a family navigate a difficult time, or simply listening without judgment, these moments help make life a little more beautiful.

Today, we encourage everyone to take a moment to brighten someone else's day. A kind word, a helping hand, or a gesture of support can have a greater impact than you may realize.

Together, we can build stronger, safer, and more hopeful communities.

Every couple of months, we take time to celebrate the people behind the mission. 🎉

Welcome to our new team members, congratulations to our anniversary honorees, and thank you all for bringing your passion, talent, and energy to this work every day.

Now, enjoy the photos. 📸😄

Baltimore is making history.

For the first time in more than 50 years, our city recorded fewer than 10 homicides in a single month.

These numbers represent something far greater than statistics. They represent lives saved, families kept whole, and communities strengthened.

At Center for Hope, we are proud to be part of the collective effort helping make this progress possible. Every day, our Safe Streets teams, hospital-based violence intervention specialists, PAAVE staff, therapists, advocates, and community partners work to prevent violence, support healing, and create opportunities for change.

We have seen the impact firsthand. In May, Sinai Hospital recorded only five gunshot wound admissions.

While there is still work to do, Baltimore's progress reminds us that violence prevention works and that communities can heal when we invest in people.

Thank you to everyone helping create a safer and more hopeful future for Baltimore.

🚧 Exciting things are happening at Center for Hope!

You may have noticed some construction and renovation work taking place around our building. These improvements are all part of our ongoing commitment to creating a welcoming, safe, and supportive environment for the individuals, families, and communities we serve.

We’re building more than spaces. We’re building opportunities for hope, healing, and connection.

Big improvements are coming to Center for Hope. Stay tuned for updates! 💙