Johns Hopkins Medicine: An Ongoing Commitment to Community

Since 1889, Johns Hopkins Medicine works under the vision of its founder: to provide care to all, regardless of race, sex or creed.

Johns Hopkins Medicine is committed to improving the health and wellness of the residents in the neighborhoods we serve.

In Your Community

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Student Volunteers to Help Veterans

Over the past seven years, Elle Kim has completed 1,600 volunteer hours with the American Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces.

Student Volunteers to Help Veterans

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine student Elle Kim volunteering

Johns Hopkins Medicine Offers Free Platform for Young People to Take Control of Their Sexual and Reproductive Health

The Violet Project website is designed for the population most at risk of contracting infections: people younger than 26.

Bayview's Director of Emergency Management Volunteers with Recovery Program

Todd Dousa likes to help people. As the director of emergency management at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, he plans for and responds to crisis events. As the president of STEPS, a nonprofit organization that provides support for individuals in recovery from substance use disorder, he helps people form a supportive community.

Todd Dousa outside Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center

Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Helps Burn Survivors Form a Community

The group shares tips and tricks on how to cope with their new lives.

Burn survivors at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center

Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center Helps New Moms Build a Community

The group provides new mothers with an opportunity to connect and discuss their experiences.

Five moms standing in a line holding their babies

Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center Finds Talent Through Public School Apprenticeship Program

Electrician Kevin Gardner was named Maryland Apprentice Mentor of the Year.

Hopkins Community Connection Stocks Food Pantries Throughout Baltimore City

Johns Hopkins organization helps 6,650 people each year overcome social barriers to wellness.

Johns Hopkins Medicine Volunteers Provide Eye Exams to Special Olympics Athletes

Over the last two years, Opening Eyes volunteers have helped 190 athletes.

Suburban Hospital Program Gives High Schoolers Opportunities for Medical Exploration

More than 3,000 students have participated in Suburban's unique discovery experience.

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In Your Community

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Student Volunteers to Help Veterans

Johns Hopkins Medicine Offers Free Platform for Young People to Take Control of Their Sexual and Reproductive Health

Bayview's Director of Emergency Management Volunteers with Recovery Program

Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Helps Burn Survivors Form a Community

Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center Helps New Moms Build a Community

Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center Finds Talent Through Public School Apprenticeship Program

Hopkins Community Connection Stocks Food Pantries Throughout Baltimore City

Johns Hopkins Medicine Volunteers Provide Eye Exams to Special Olympics Athletes

Suburban Hospital Program Gives High Schoolers Opportunities for Medical Exploration

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Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center

Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center

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Suburban Hospital

Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital

Health Care & Surgery Center Johns Hopkins Green Spring Station, Lutherville