Mildmay, PMQs, and the NHS crisis that needs our help
Last Wednesday, Rushanara Ali MP told the Prime Minister that Mildmay, where Diana, Princess of Wales made 17 visits to help break the stigma around HIV and AIDS, is at risk of closure due to NHS commissioning issues. Sir Keir Starmer called Mildmay "synonymous with extraordinary care and compassion" and committed to a meeting to address the concerns raised. With the 30th anniversary of Diana's death next year, we explain what's at stake - and why Mildmay's empty beds matter
1 day ago4 min read
What volunteers see: a farewell from Leo
After 18 months volunteering at Mildmay; on the wards and behind the scenes, Leo is moving on. Before he left, he wrote about what he saw: not dramatic moments, but the consistent kindness of staff who show up with genuine compassion every day. His words are a remarkable tribute to everyone at Mildmay, and a reminder of why volunteers matter to us.
4 days ago2 min read
Patrick remembers Mildmay’s early HIV wards
During Pride Month, we share a powerful personal reflection from Patrick, a former Mildmay chaplain whose life and ministry were shaped by the AIDS crisis. His story recalls a time of stigma, loss and courage, and offers a moving reminder of the compassion, dignity and sense of belonging that defined Mildmay's response to HIV. Read Patrick's testimony and explore the wider history of Mildmay's HIV care and LGBTQ+ community.
Jun 34 min read
