Child Injury Prevention Network
Injuries are the leading cause of death during childhood and adolescence. The Johns Hopkins Child Injury Prevention Network (CIPN) is committed to reducing the burden of injury — one child and one population at a time. CIPN is a collaborative group of faculty, staff members and students across various areas of Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
We are dedicated to advancing research and its application to bring evidence-based, innovative programs and services to patients and families in Baltimore and throughout the region.
Our Mission
More About the Child Injury Prevention Network
Johns Hopkins Collaborators
Prevention Resources
Injury Prevention Topic Resources from Johns Hopkins
The Pediatric Injury Prevention Program at Johns Hopkins aims to identify patterns of injury and target education to our patients, families, staff and community members.
Baltimore City Residents: Free Portable Crib
B’more for Healthy Babies is a special program that provides portable cribs and health and safety information to Baltimore City residents. To get a crib, call HealthCare Access of Maryland at 410-649-0500. Financial eligibility is required.
Learn more at B'more for Healthy Babies.
Home Fire Safety: Free Smoke Alarms
Baltimore City residents: If you live inside Baltimore City limits, you can request free smoke alarms for your home, and the Baltimore City Fire Department will install them for you.
Learn more at Baltimore City Fire Department.
Residents outside of Baltimore City: The Red Cross provides and installs free smoke alarms in local communities for residents who need them.
Product Safety
Car Seat Safety
Project Kids in Safety Seats (KISS) is a statewide program funded through the Maryland Highway Safety Office. Its mission is to reduce injuries and death among Maryland’s children by helping people obtain car seats and booster seats — and use them correctly every time a child rides in a motor vehicle.
Links to Third-Party Websites
The above resources are intended for informational purposes only. These materials do not necessarily express the opinions of Johns Hopkins Medicine. These links are for convenience only, and the mention of any product, service, organization, activity or therapy are not intended to indicate an endorsement by or affiliation with Johns Hopkins Medicine.