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We're committed to the highest quality of care, which also encompasses emotional and psychological well-being. That's where art therapy in.

Your generosity allows us to provide essential services and facilities for the vulnerable people entrusted to our care.

Around the world, millions are facing a stark reality: their fundamental right to health is under threat.

A determined young woman drawn to missionary work - initially facing resistance from her family, she trained as a nurse at Mildmay.

Today is the International Day of Happiness, a day dedicated to recognising the importance of happiness and well-being in all our lives.

We're thrilled to share another update from the archive, thanks to the fantastic research of Andy "K" into his family history...

In May 1938, Queen Mary visited the hospital to open the new Outpatients, drawing national attention to Mildmay.

This International Women's Day, the theme of "Inspire Inclusion" resonates deeply at Mildmay Mission Hospital.

Carol Anne's dedication to improving care for people living with HIV/AIDS is truly inspiring.

We're reaching out to anyone who worked at Mildmay from 1985 to 1999 – during Mildmay’s pioneering work in caring for people with HIV/AIDS.

We are pleased to announce our new directory, dedicated to preserving the legacy of the remarkable nurses who trained and worked at Mildmay.

We are delighted and extremely proud to announce that the London Overground Line from Stratford to Richmond is to be named the Mildmay Line.