The average cost of a bed at Mildmay Hospital, per day.
This includes all treatment, therapies and social care and, crucially, makes us far more cost-effective than an acute care bed in an NHS hospital.
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Sponsor Team Mildmay and come along and support us on the day.
More than just a run/walk, the annual World AIDS Day RED RUN unites the HIV sector to raise awareness and vital funds for life-changing HIV support and prevention projects.
Our Impact
Transforming Lives
Every day, we help people rebuild their lives after illness and crisis.
Mildmay Hospital provides specialist care and rehabilitation for people with complex conditions, including HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder, homelessness-related illness, and substance misuse recovery. Our patients often arrive at their lowest point—disoriented, immobile, or without a home. With expert multidisciplinary care, many regain independence, dignity, and hope for the future.
Standing with Marginalised Communities
We serve those who are too often overlooked.
From pioneering HIV/AIDS care in the 1980s and '90s to supporting people facing homelessness today, Mildmay has always stood alongside those pushed to the margins. Our integrated model of care addresses both health and social needs, helping patients transition from crisis to stability. Our hospital is more than a clinical space—it's a community of compassion.
Global Challenges, Lasting Change
Our work began in the 1860s and continues to shape healthcare globally.
Through strong partnerships in East Africa, Mildmay’s legacy lives on in Uganda and Kenya. In 2025, we are developing a new project to expand access to palliative care and chronic disease treatment in under-resourced areas. At home and abroad, we are committed to building resilient, inclusive healthcare for those who need it most.
The Mildmay line
The Mildmay line has been named in recognition of Mildmay Hospital.
The Mildmay line has been named in recognition of Mildmay Hospital's pioneering care for people with HIV/AIDS in the 1980s and 90s, the LGBTQ+ community today, and the people of East London for over 160 years.
The Mayor of London and TfL have named the London Overground lines to make the network easier to navigate and to better reflect the Capital's rich and diverse history.
We Love our Volunteers!
Volunteer at our hospital in Shoreditch and make a huge difference to those in our care.
Volunteering can help you meet different kinds of people and make new friends. It can help you feel part of something special, where you can challenge yourself to try something different, achieve personal goals, practice using your skills and discover hidden talents, and so much more.
