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Reflections in the Inquiry by our Lead Chaplain, first published on our Chaplaincy page on 4th August 2023.

On Saturday, 25 November, the Red Run returns! This is our opportunity to celebrate progress, honour those lives lost and take action.

Dame Judi Dench, legendary actress and longstanding patron of Mildmay, has given her support to our summer appeal...

Mildmay Mission Hospital is seeking to recruit a self-motivated and innovative Occupational Therapist to take lead...

Our newly published Impact Report reflects the significant progress Mildmay has made since the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to your support...

Our IPC Inspection went very well this morning. The inspector frequently used phrases such as 'you have set the bar very high'...

UNAIDS has released a report revealing a clear roadmap to eliminate AIDS by 2030...

We're really excited to announce the launch of this year's RED RUN for World AIDS Day on 25th November...

As we reflect on her legacy, we fondly recall her visits to our hospital, where she brought about profound change...

This is a form of severe dementia that Mildmay can curtail or even reverse in most of our patients, enabling them to return to independence

Mildmay is proud to be an inclusive workplace that celebrates diversity, authenticity and freedom of expression...

The contribution of volunteers is often unseen and unrecognised by many, visible only through the incredible impact of their volunteering...

A warm welcome to all those signatories of our #SaveMildmay petition who have continued to follow our story and have subscribed...

Hand hygiene saves millions of lives every year when performed at the right moments during healthcare delivery.

Mildmay is delighted to be attending the Spring Conference of the British HIV Association (BHIVA).

We have an exciting opportunity within our Multidisciplinary team for a competent, self-motivated and innovative physiotherapist

Eleven students carried out several individual clinical and catering projects to develop and enhance the nutritional care of our patients.

Central London was filled with a wonderful sense of community as hundreds turned out for the Fighting HIV stigma and Proud March, Vigil and

Today's the day: Fighting HIV Stigma and Proud

Baroness Masham - Sue to her friends - and I first met in the early 1990s when I was provost and then later, Dean of Bradford...