Archive of Past International Work

By working within communities in Siaya County, the Magnet Theatre Project brought young people together to engage with HIV and sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR), and to demand access to related services.

To improve healthcare standards and encourage wider use of the clinic, we repaired and refurbished the health centre on Mageta Island.

Global Fund HIV programmes—administered in Kenya through the Kenya Red Cross Society—expanded access to prevention, care and treatment. Mildmay Kenya served as a sub‑recipient, strengthening community‑based services across Siaya, Bondo, Samia, Teso South and beyond.

At the beginning of September 2021, the Reverend Canon John Stanley, who turned 90 on 20 May 2021, set himself the challenge of walking the ancient city walls of Chester 90 times by his birthday.

In May 2022, our CEO, Geoff Coleman, visited Mildmay Kenya with trustees and staff to review new projects, including the Sexual and Gender‑Based Violence (SGBV) Rescue and Empowerment Centre in Vihiga County.

"I cannot forget my friends from Jajja’s Home. They loved me so much that I am who I am today."

From 2010 to 2013, Mildmay International partnered with the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical College (KCMC) in Moshi, Tanzania, to deliver a health systems strengthening diploma programme focused on HIV care. The partnership was funded through THET (now Global Health Partnerships).

Between 2021 and 2024, Mildmay supported the Bondo Youth Wellness Centre in Siaya County, Kenya, run in partnership with Mildmay Kenya and the Kenyan Ministry of Health, and based at Bondo District Hospital.

The Centre provides adolescents with accessible sexual and reproductive health services alongside education and social activities, helping them build the knowledge, confidence and support networks they need to make informed choices about their health.

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