Johns Hopkins Children's Center

Johns Hopkins Children's Center Johns Hopkins Children’s Center is ranked among the best children's hospitals in the nation.
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03/06/2026

Watch this webinar featuring pediatric urologist Ming-Hsien Wang as she discusses different scrotal and testicular conditions in children and adolescents. She also explains treatment options and procedures offered at Johns Hopkins.

March is National Social Work Month, and the Children’s Center is shining a spotlight on the amazing social workers who ...
03/05/2026

March is National Social Work Month, and the Children’s Center is shining a spotlight on the amazing social workers who work with our children and families every day to make a positive impact on their lives! ✨

Medical social workers at the Children’s Center help families navigate the health care system and provide emotional support during difficult times. Social workers are trained to assess family needs and assist them in accessing community resources, as well as providing counseling and advocacy.

The social work team at the Children’s Center has 40 masters-level social workers that help patients and families navigate challenges in their lives. The team supports thousands of families in both inpatient and outpatient settings each year. ❤️

Our social workers are changing the world — one compassionate act at a time. Thank you for all you do!

Last Friday, Johns Hopkins Children’s Center patients stepped into the world of Pokémon 🎮 becoming Trainers and Gym Lead...
03/04/2026

Last Friday, Johns Hopkins Children’s Center patients stepped into the world of Pokémon 🎮 becoming Trainers and Gym Leaders for the day!

To celebrate Pokémon’s 30th anniversary, our Child Life team transformed the CCTV Studio into a Pokémon arena filled with video game tournaments, trivia, a scavenger hunt and a “Guess That Pokémon” challenge. ⚡️

Champions from each competition picked out special prizes. Thank you to our Child Life team for creating moments of joy and connection for our patients! 💛

Today is World Hearing Day 👂🌎 — a global reminder of the importance of ear and hearing care for all. This year’s theme, ...
03/03/2026

Today is World Hearing Day 👂🌎 — a global reminder of the importance of ear and hearing care for all.

This year’s theme, “From communities to classrooms: hearing care for all children,” shines a light on the urgent need to support kids everywhere.

Nearly 90 million children ages 5–19 are living with hearing loss worldwide. Early identification and care can make all the difference — helping prevent long-term impacts on development, education, and future opportunities.

“World Hearing Day is a reminder of why I do this work — to ensure that children with hearing loss have every opportunity to develop language, learn, and thrive,” says Dr. Carolyn Jenks, Associate Professor and Pediatric Otolaryngologist at Johns Hopkins. “Research, early detection, and compassionate clinical care all matter — because every child deserves access to language and connection.”

Today — and every day — let’s champion early screening, equitable access to care, and brighter futures for children everywhere. 💙

Uplifting. Astonishing. Life-changing. These are just a few of the words that describe our RECORD-BREAKING 37th Annual M...
03/02/2026

Uplifting. Astonishing. Life-changing.

These are just a few of the words that describe our RECORD-BREAKING 37th Annual Mix 106.5 Radiothon fundraising event! ✨

In just two days of raising crucial dollars, our incredible community came together to help us hit over $1.48 MILLION for the kids at the Children’s Center‼️

Everything from medical supplies to lifesaving equipment, research grants, books, toys, and art supplies: Your dollars support meaningful and impactful care for our kids. 💞

Thank you to Mix 106.5 and our sponsors, donors, volunteers, and organizers, and to the families of the children for trusting us with their care. We couldn’t move mountains without you. 🌄

02/28/2026

The Mix 106.5 Radiothon Total is...

For her first 20 months, Lily lived a healthy life. Until March 2020, when persistent fevers and rashes prompted concern...
02/27/2026

For her first 20 months, Lily lived a healthy life. Until March 2020, when persistent fevers and rashes prompted concern from her mother, Diana. After several visits to doctors, including urgent care and the emergency room, Lily was eventually sent to Johns Hopkins Children’s Center when she could no longer walk or turn her head.

Tests revealed dangerous inflammation throughout Lily’s body, leading to a diagnosis of systemic juvenile idiopathic arthritis and a life-threatening complication called macrophage activation syndrome, which damaged her heart valve and spleen.

Hear her story live at 4:00 PM on Mix 106.5 and support kids like Lily at: https://tinyurl.com/3bp3yvd6

Marisol’s life changed the Friday before her first day of school this year, when she was diagnosed with diabetes. In wha...
02/27/2026

Marisol’s life changed the Friday before her first day of school this year, when she was diagnosed with diabetes.

In what should have been a time filled with excitement and new beginnings, her family was suddenly faced with fear, uncertainty, and a completely unfamiliar reality. They had no experience with diabetes and no understanding of what it meant to care for a child who is insulin dependent. Everything felt overwhelming.

Hear her story live at 3:00 PM on Mix 106.5 and support kids like Marisol at: https://tinyurl.com/3bp3yvd6

02/27/2026

Radiothon Day 2

Colin was born in February of 2022 and received the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis (CF) shortly thereafter. By May of the ...
02/27/2026

Colin was born in February of 2022 and received the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis (CF) shortly thereafter. By May of the same year, he contracted respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), leading to reactive airway disease and a series of viral infections that persisted until January 2023.

By June 2023, he started showing reluctance to climb stairs, which soon escalated to him stopping walking altogether and refusing to eat. This alarming behavior led to the discovery of a spinal tumor, prompting immediate surgical intervention for removal.

Hear his story live at 2:00 PM on Mix 106.5 and support kids like Colin at: https://tinyurl.com/3bp3yvd6

In September 2024, an extraordinary journey began for Lauren and Thomas as they prepared to welcome their daughter, Bail...
02/27/2026

In September 2024, an extraordinary journey began for Lauren and Thomas as they prepared to welcome their daughter, Bailey Rose. What started as routine hospital visits, though, quickly evolved into a series of interventions due to complications that required draining excess fluids from Lauren's belly.

By the time Lauren reached 30 weeks, despite a setback with the shunts intended to alleviate fluid accumulation, they made the brave decision to let Bailey continue developing. Survival was the constant, gentle whisper of hope that kept their spirits high.

Hear her story live at 1:30 PM on Mix 106.5 and support kids like Bailey Rose at: https://tinyurl.com/3bp3yvd6

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