Archive of Past International Work
From the 1990s, Mildmay extended its HIV care expertise to countries where the epidemic was hitting hardest. Mildmay International established programmes in Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Rwanda and later Eastern Europe, providing palliative care, training healthcare workers, and building local capacity.
As funded projects concluded, Mildmay handed over a lasting legacy of work to governments and local NGOs, marking the successful completion of these international programmes.
This history of locally led, sustainable partnership is the foundation for our renewed work in Uganda today, where the same approach now shapes our Uganda Health Programme.
Mildmay Kenya
Mildmay's work in Kenya began in the 1990s as part of our global response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Mildmay International established Mildmay Kenya in 1998, and it was formally registered as a local NGO in 2003, working with communities around Kisumu, Siaya and Homa Bay on the western shore of Lake Victoria to strengthen health systems and expand access to HIV care.
Uganda: Reproductive health, family planning and PMTCT
Mildmay Uganda offered a range of reproductive, maternal and newborn health services to young men and women, parents and families, including Prevention of Mother‑to‑Child Transmission (PMTCT), family planning, breast and cervical cancer screening, and screening and treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
