News and updates

Mildmay Hospital has received £4,750 to fund their specialised computer training for people with HIV associated brain impairment. Patients with complex needs benefit enormously from the brain training programmes, computer training and support provided in the digital technology suite at Mildmay Hospital. As well as boosting independence, tackling isolation, building confidence and life skills, this work improves mental functions such as memory, concentration, problem solving a

Mildmay Hospital were proud to co-present the Attitude Legacy Award, accepted by HRH Prince Harry on behalf of his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, at a star studded ceremony at The Roundhouse in London on Thursday 12th October. The award presented by Julian La Bastide, a former nurse at Mildmay Hospital, and Ian Walker a former senior Occupational Therapist at The London Lighthouse, recognised the impact the Princess made through her work that challenged the fear, stig

In the summer we received a grant from Awards For All England- part of The Big Lottery. Since then we have been able to buy some fantastic new pieces of equipment for our gym that have already been benefitting our patients. First on site was the THERA Trainer Balo. Thera-Balo Trainer in action This wonderful piece of equipment supports patients with severe mobility restrictions and wheelchair users to stand. It gives freedom of upper body movement, whilst keeping the person s

Mildmay Kenya has played a vital role in strengthening health services and empowering communities in Western Kenya for almost 15 years. We would like to tell you about the urgent need for the development of a Safe Family Project within a vulnerable community on Mageta Island. Mageta is an isolated Island just off the coast of Kisumu, of the 12,361 inhabitants, 24.8% are living with HIV. Travelling across the Island to access healthcare is very challenging due inhospitable ter