Woodbourne Center

$3 Million and More for a Century-Old Campus

For the past ten years, Pica & Associates has represented Nexus Woodbourne Family Healing Center. Through our efforts, Woodbourne received a grant of $1,500,000 this past legislative session to begin the process of building a new school. We also worked on House Bill 854, which will enable Woodbourne to apply for more money next year.

Woodbourne is a forty-eight bed Residential Treatment Center that educates and offers behavioral health services to boys and adolescents aged 12 to 18. The Center awards a Baltimore City high school diploma to its resident students. It also houses women who are victims of human trafficking.

In 2017, Pica & Associates secured a capital grant of $1,035,000 to construct a Vocational Tech building. As a result, Woodbourne teaches automotive repair and carpentry skills to its high school students as they prepare to enter the workforce. In total, Our firm has secured capital grants of $3,135,000 to improve their campus.
For the past decade, Pica & Associates has represented Nexus Woodbourne Family Healing Center—a 48-bed residential treatment center serving boys and adolescents ages 12 to 18 with education and behavioral health services, awarding Baltimore City high school diplomas to its resident students, and also housing women who are survivors of human trafficking.

This past legislative session, we secured a $1,500,000 grant to launch construction of a new school on the Woodbourne campus. We also helped move House Bill 854, which positions Woodbourne to pursue additional funding next year.

Our work on capital improvements goes back further. In 2017, we secured a $1,035,000 grant to build a Vocational Tech facility, where students now learn automotive repair and carpentry skills as they prepare to enter the workforce. All told, our firm has secured $3,135,000 in capital grants to strengthen the Woodbourne campus.