Moved House? Help Us Stay in Touch (Even If It Was a While Ago!)
Moved house recently? Help us stay in touch!
If you have moved since setting up your regular donation (like a direct debit or standing order), please let us know your new address. Your ongoing support means the world to us, and we want to ensure we can keep you updated on the incredible impact your kindness is making. Get in touch today to update your contact details!
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An important note for supporters who give by CAF voucher
The Charities Aid Foundation stopped issuing CAF vouchers on 1 May 2026. If you still have blank vouchers at home, you can still use them to support Mildmay, but please act quickly. All vouchers must be received and processed by 1 August 2026. Simply make yours payable to Mildmay Hospital and post it to us as soon as possible. After August, alternative ways to give include online donation by card, bank transfer, cheque, or standing order. We're here to help if you have any qu
Jun 292 min read
"Don't forget, nurse, no running except for fire": remembering Mildmay in 1955
In 1955, Pam arrived at Mildmay as a student nurse. She trained across three sites, Mildmay, the London Hospital, and Kingston, living in cold rooms near Shoreditch Church and a concrete hostel in Hoxton.
She remembers ward walls lined with Bible texts, daily Quiet Time, and the grey cape with its purple lining that was recognised across east London. Seventy years on, her memories are sharp, warm, and anchored in a hospital that was already something singular.
Jun 262 min read
Lace up for Mildmay: the World AIDS Day RED RUN 2026 is open for sign-ups
The World AIDS Day RED RUN 2026 is back - and we want Mildmay supporters in the starting line-up.
Join us on 21 November at Victoria Park, East London, for 5K or 10K of running, walking, community and celebration. Every pound raised goes directly to our HIV care services in the UK and our life-changing work in Uganda.
Jun 252 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
