Archive of Past International Work

From 2010 to 2013, Mildmay Kenya and Mildmay Tanzania delivered 'Boresha', a bold multi-country initiative supporting vulnerable groups affected by HIV in Kenya and Tanzania. The programme was part-funded by the European Union.

Before Mildmay began work in Rwanda, specialist care for children living with HIV was very limited.

Between 2008 and 2011, Mildmay delivered palliative care training for Ministry of Health workers in Ukraine, alongside training for faith‑based drug rehabilitation workers in Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Romania and Moldova.

Mildmay Paves the Way for New Programmes in Response to Growing Need, 2011

Mildmay’s 'Investing in Child Health' programme in Zimbabwe ran from 2010 to 2012, aiming to support 50,000 people infected or affected by HIV, many of them young children.

Report on Mildmay International’s work with children, 2011

Report on Mildmay International’s work with HIV-positive health workers, 2011

Report on Mildmay International’s work in African prisons, 2011

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).

Mildmay delivered HIV services and care at the Bishop Caesar Asili Memorial Health Centre in Luwero, then shifted to strengthening the centre’s systems and independence under CDC funding.

Mildmay was a crucial partner to the Ugandan government in the nationwide Early Infant Diagnosis (EID) programme, helping streamline funding and operations to accelerate testing and care for infants at risk of HIV.

Donor support funded an emergency tuk‑tuk ambulance to serve the 12,000 inhabitants of Mageta Island, improving access to maternity care, HIV services and outreach across difficult terrain.