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TfL’s new book, The New London Overground Lines, celebrates the renaming of the network’s six lines, including the Mildmay line. It beautifully documents the process of consultation and storytelling that shaped each name. It highlights Mildmay’s founding during the 1866 cholera outbreak, its groundbreaking role as Europe’s first dedicated HIV/AIDS hospital in the late 1980s, and our continued evolution as a specialist hospital working hand in hand with the NHS.

We’re thrilled to announce a generous £3,100 donation from TfL’s OUTbound Colleague Network, raised through their special edition Pride Roundel Pin Badge celebrating Mildmay’s legacy in HIV care and LGBTQIA+ support. This gift honours our shared history and supports our work with people living with complex health needs. Huge thanks to OUTbound and Vice Chair Alex Garnett-Scherer for their incredible support!

This International Nurses Day, we’re celebrating the incredible nurses and health care assistants at the heart of Mildmay’s mission to deliver expert, compassionate care to those most in need. Their dedication changes lives every day. Read more to discover their story, join us in saying thank you, and consider making a gift to support Mildmay’s life-changing work.

As NHS hospitals face devastating staff and service cuts to meet drastic savings targets, Mildmay Hospital stands ready with empty beds and expert step-down care to relieve pressure and free up space on acute wards. Read how Mildmay can help at a critical time for the NHS.

We’re celebrating something special - thanks to your incredible generosity, our Winter Fundraising Appeal 2024/25 has raised an incredible £63,400, far surpassing our original £50,000 target! Read how your support will be put to work.

Mildmay Hospital took part in the 2025 BHIVA Spring Conference at the historic Brighton Dome, presenting new research on HIV-related rehabilitation. Our clinical team shared insights on comorbidities and physiotherapy outcomes for people living with HIV, while our stand welcomed healthcare professionals and advocates from across the sector.

As Easter arrives, we send our warmest wishes to all our patients, supporters, staff, and friends.

A recent report highlights a deeply troubling reality: many Black people living with HIV are not receiving the care they need and deserve in primary care settings in England.

While sorting through our archives this week, we came across a touching article from Hello! Magazine titled “Prince Harry Carries on Mum’s Work" featuring Harry's official visit to open the new Mildmay Hospital building in 2015.

We are proud that Mildmay serves as a teaching hospital, welcoming students and professionals from diverse disciplines. Their time here not only fosters their learning but significantly enhances the care we provide every day.