BALTIMORE — A new supportive facility designed for families with children in the hospital is set to debut in Baltimore, conveniently located just a short distance from the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center.
The Believe in Tomorrow Children’s Foundation has unveiled plans for a vast 43,000-square-foot building situated on North Wolfe Street, a mere two blocks from the medical center. This project represents the foundation’s most significant capital investment in its history, which spans over 40 years.
“We’re thrilled about our growth and the exciting developments occurring within Believe in Tomorrow and our future endeavors,” expressed Brian Morrison, the founding member of the Believe in Tomorrow Children’s Foundation.
Believe in Tomorrow introduces 43,000-square-foot Children’s House to assist families of pediatric patients
The new Children’s House, set to open in Baltimore near Johns Hopkins in 2028
The proposed Children’s House aims to be a refuge for families, offering overnight accommodations for those whose children are undergoing medical treatment. Since its inception in 1982, Believe in Tomorrow has supported over a million families across the nation and has been active near Johns Hopkins since 1992.
“We’re creating one of the most innovative pediatric residential facilities in the United States, and we’re incredibly excited about it,” Morrison added.
The facility’s design will include private family suites, spaces tailored for therapeutic and sensory needs, and elements specifically aimed at alleviating stress. This unique approach combines aspects of hospitality, healing, and homeliness to aid families during challenging moments.
“When families arrive, you can see the fear in their eyes; they are overwhelmed. Our mission is to address that fear, providing a sanctuary where they can navigate their child’s journey with a robust support system,” Morrison explained.
The foundation is actively collaborating with contractors and various partners to finalize the project details. Morrison highlighted the necessity of community backing to bring this building to life.
Construction is slated to kick off in the summer of 2026, with the Children’s House anticipated to welcome families by 2028.
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