Request Number 1:

We respectfully request $10 million in FY2026 capital funds from the state of Maryland. We will use the funds to build and outfit a new Innovative Care Center—a hospital designed to support the technologies, therapies and rehabilitative medical care essential to helping children with neurological injuries and disorders regain their lives.

Please Help Us Build This Special Place!

Our current inpatient hospital in East Baltimore was built in 1964. Its old infrastructure can’t support the latest rehabilitation and therapy technologies. We will build a new
innovative rehabilitative care facility and repurpose the old hospital for needed research space. Our new facility will invigorate our East Baltimore community and add jobs.

View our four-page brochure about our funding request.

Watch a video about Innovative Care Center.

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A child interacting with a projected image in a hospital.

Request Number 2:

We respectfully request $2.5 million for renovations to our LEAP school and adjacent property on Greenspring Avenue in Baltimore to provide enhanced school capacity and services for Maryland’s children with severe autism.

View our two-page brochure about our funding request.

Watch a video about renovating our LEAP school.

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High School patient at the Kennedy Krieger LEAP program.

For more information about our Innovative Care Center, LEAP Program and funding requests, please email Emily Arneson, director of government relations, by clicking on the “Email Us” button below.

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Maryland’s youth are our state’s future, and Kennedy Krieger can and will lead the way to better health and education for our children and families. We welcome your questions and hope you will agree to continue to support our expansion of our LEAP school and programs, as well as help us begin the crucial development of a pediatric innovative inpatient care center at our Broadway Campus in East Baltimore, to serve more students and patients from around the state.

Contact Emily Arneson, director of government relations for more information

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We welcome your questions and need your support to help Maryland's children.