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Mildmay’s legacy is celebrated on the newly named London Overground Mildmay line. A plaque at Kew Gardens highlights our journey from 19th-century cholera care to becoming Europe’s first HIV hospital, supported by Princess Diana’s visits. Today, we remain a trusted centre for HIV rehabilitation and holistic care. Spotting this plaquewas a proud reminder of our history, resilience, and ongoing mission.

Homelessness is one of London’s most urgent health challenges, cutting life expectancy to the mid-40s. Mildmay Hospital works alongside NHS and local partners to tackle inequalities, combining healthcare and holistic support to transform lives.

Mildmay’s REBUILD Pathway offers specialist post-detox rehabilitation. With expert care and peer support, we help patients move from crisis to confidence, rebuilding lives and offering hope for a brighter future. Find out more…

Our Quality Account 2024–25 highlights strong patient feedback, new services like neuropsychiatry and step-down care, and our continued focus on patient safety and staff wellbeing. Thanks to our NHS commissioners for recognising our progress. Download the full report now.

Handmade thank-you cards from our patients now brighten Mildmay’s reception—small, creative gestures expressing deep gratitude for the care they’ve received. These thoughtful tokens reflect the compassion at the heart of our work and the hope of new beginnings. Help us keep making this possible.

Our CEO Geoff Coleman reflects on the challenging time when Mildmay admitted its first homeless patient during the COVID-19 crisis.

Today marks a significant milestone as it's five years since the admission of our first patient onto the Homeless Medical Care Pathway.

George Michael Entertainment funds a Junior Doctor post at Mildmay, continuing his legacy of supporting vulnerable communities.

We've launched a new series of video shorts, Meet Our Team, highlighting our dedicated staff which delivers such exceptional service.

If the NHS funded more referrals to Mildmay, we could help ease the bed crisis by caring for patients ready to leave acute hospital.